[5.0] Remote: use the qualified name for NodePointer
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Use the qualified name for the `NodePointer`. The unqualified name causes ambiguity when building on Windows. This repairs the Windows build.
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Cherry-pick of #22155 to repair the build for Windows. This is a very low risk fix, fixing a compile time issue for building the host tools for Windows. |
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@swift-ci please test |
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CC: @tkremenek @bob-wilson (as proxy for @apple/swift5-branch-managers) |
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Use the qualified name for the
NodePointer. The unqualified namecauses ambiguity when building on Windows. This repairs the Windows
build.
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Resolves SR-NNNN.