[build-script] Isolate CMake from the system #32437
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When building on Darwin, we're supposed to build against the SDK, not the host system. Isolate the build further from the system.
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| # Isolate build from the system; Darwin toolchains build against SDKs. | ||
| args.extra_cmake_options.append( | ||
| '-DCMAKE_IGNORE_PATH=/usr/lib;/usr/local/lib;/lib' |
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Can you add to the comment here what type of problems result from us not doing this?
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Or you know what. I think this is pretty common sense. Nm.
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When building on Darwin, we're supposed to build against the SDK,
not the host system. Isolate the build further from the system.
This continues the work of #32419