Work around macOS 26.4 CLI tools breaking Zig#2715
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Set DEVELOPER_DIR=/dev/null in the zig build environment on macOS to prevent Zig from using Xcode's broken SDK stubs. This makes Zig fall back to its own bundled libraries instead. Respects user override if DEVELOPER_DIR is already set. See https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/issues/31658. This will become unnecessary with Zig 0.16.x.
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Heh cool, I too saw that comment and was thinking the same thing. Did you also reproduce and try this out yourself or trusted the comment? ;) |
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Yes, I can avoid the crash on my machine after upgrading to latest Xcode tools. |
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Set DEVELOPER_DIR=/dev/null in the zig build environment on macOS to prevent Zig from using Xcode's broken SDK stubs. This makes Zig fall back to its own bundled libraries instead. Workaround for #2714.
See https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/issues/31658. This will become unnecessary with Zig 0.16.x.