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The following test on Linux shows the doc was not up-to-date for Linux:
```
var newAction = sigaction()
newAction.sa_flags = 0
sigemptyset(&newAction.sa_mask)
newAction.__sigaction_handler.sa_sigaction = { signal, siginfo, threadUserContext in
print("got \(signal) from sigaction")
}
sigaction(15, &newAction, nil)
let s = DispatchSource.makeSignalSource(signal: 15)
s.setEventHandler{
print("got \(s.data) signal 15 from dispatch")
}
s.activate()
usleep(5000)
kill(getpid(), 15)
sleep(1)
```
**Expected output**: `got signal` from both `sigaction` and `dispatch`.
**Actual output**: `got signal` from `dispatch` only.
If we run the test on macOS, we do get the signal from both sources.
If the dispatch source is not activated, we do get the signal from `sigaction` on Linux.
Tested on Docker, using the `swift:5.3.3` image and macOS 11.
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The following test on Linux shows the doc was not up-to-date for Linux:
Expected output:
got signalfrom bothsigactionanddispatch.Actual output:
got signalfromdispatchonly.If we run the test on macOS, we do get the signal from both sources.
If the dispatch source is not activated, we do get the signal from
sigactionon Linux.Tested on Docker, using the
swift:5.3.3image and macOS 11.