Windows Toolchain Build #38676
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
This adds a complete toolchain bootstrap script for Windows, building the entire toolchain, standard libraries, Swift Package Manager, and SourceKit-LSP. Additionally, it packages the resulting binaries into the appropriate MSIs and builds the installer.
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@compnerd This looks good! Let's merge it. |
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This adds a complete build of the Swift Windows toolchain that is currently distributed. This is intended to help provide signal that a particular tag is able to build the complete toolchain. This is a temporary snapshot point, with the assumption that this will grow further. However, even in its current state it would help provide additional signal to help ensure that we keep the Windows toolchain in a stable state.