Swift Selecting a site

There are two ways Swift knows where to run. The first is via swift.properties. The site command specified which site entries should be used for a particular run.

site=sandyb

Sites can also be selected on the command line by using the -site option.

$ swift -site westmere script.swift

The -site command line argument will override any sites selected in swift.properties.

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