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Enable module builds of llvm/clang by default #3916
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(cherry picked from commit b65a172)
@swift-ci Please smoke test |
Cmake goop unrelated to this PR is blowing up, but only on Linux -- macOS passes all tests :|. Guess I'll try it again with a different bot config: @swift-ci Please test Linux platform |
OK. The full linux test suite passed too. It's still a problem that the smoke tests didn't pass. I'll try it again: @swift-ci Please smoke test Linux platform |
@swift-ci Please smoke test linux platform |
@shahmishal Do the smoke tests clear the build directory or are they incremental? |
@adrian-prantl Please read the documents in docs/ContinuousIntegration.md |
It looks like the smoke tests are in fact incremental. Where does that leave us? Since the validation tests passed, is it OK to merge this in? |
Master branch is locked. So we wait until Mishal gives the go ahead. |
@gottesmm: Thanks for pointing me to the right document. According to the document test and smoke test are incremental, so we were getting lucky. |
@adrian-prantl llvm and clang are incremental, however swift is clean build. Also, CI is ready to accept new PR testing and repository is unlocked. |
What's in this pull request?
Add an option to build-script-impl to enable building llvm/clang with modules. This supersedes PR 3096.
Resolved bug number: (SR-)
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