build: support building swift-driver outside of the toolchain #1499
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We can now vendor the dependencies allowing us to build a separate copy of the dependencies when building the package if it is not provided for. This enables building the package standalone for debugging in scenarios where SPM is unable to build the package (e.g. due to incorrect linking).
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
artemcm
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Dec 12, 2023
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Right, this actually is not going to be exercised in that path either. This is in support of building this without the toolchain, which is motivated by the need to build and debug the LSP which cannot be built with SPM due to the inability to create libraries. |
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We can now vendor the dependencies allowing us to build a separate copy of the dependencies when building the package if it is not provided for. This enables building the package standalone for debugging in scenarios where SPM is unable to build the package (e.g. due to incorrect linking).