[5.10] CMake: add a missing dependency to fix the bootstrapping build #73035
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eeckstein
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Apr 15, 2024
eeckstein
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- Explanation: Legacy layouts must be copied before the bootstrapping compiler is used to build the SwiftCompilerSources Fixes a sporadic build failure due to missing legacy layout files
- Scope: Only affects the compiler build process
- Risk: very low. The only change is an additional CMake build dependency
- Testing: Tested by various CI jobs
- Issue: rdar://126305248
- Reviewer: @edymtt
- Main branch PR: CMake: add a missing dependency to fix the bootstrapping build #73000
legacy layouts must be copied before the bootstrapping compiler is used to build the SwiftCompilerSources Fixes a sporadic build failure due to missing legacy layout files
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