Don't check for Security.framework when cross-compiling #5189
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Isn't the reason rather that it checks for the local file and not for the cross-compiled version so the check is wrong? |
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Correct. Is there a better way to check? |
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I have no idea, @nickzman, do you know of if that can be done better? My comment was more in regards to the commit message here, as reading the patch it seems correct but I found the explanation a little off. |
Since it checks for the local file, not the cross-compiled one.
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Fixed the commit message. |
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Thanks! |
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Since it probably won't exist.