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The overview section mentions that on linux, there is a sanitizer=leak option to swiftc. This option does not exist, as LeakSanitizer is a component of AddressSanitizer. The section below valgrind on AddressSanitizer mentions how to ensure LSAN is enabled on linux.
Describe the bug
The overview section mentions that on linux, there is a
sanitizer=leak
option to swiftc. This option does not exist, as LeakSanitizer is a component of AddressSanitizer. The section below valgrind on AddressSanitizer mentions how to ensure LSAN is enabled on linux.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
https://www.swift.org/documentation/server/guides/memory-leaks-and-usage.html#tools-and-techniques
Expected behavior
Document the LSAN integration with
sanitize=address
as explained more fully later in the documentActual behavior
Misleading documentation overview
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