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This should be working now, let's try it...

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@swift-ci Please Build Toolchain Windows Platform

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jakepetroules commented Oct 17, 2025 •
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This doesn't work because we have only built SwiftPM itself for aarch64 (only the compiler has a x86_64 variant for the host, when cross compiling).

DocC needs to adopt CMake.

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Refactor build script for environment variable handling
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No, this is incorrect. We are using the just built runtime. We need to do that because this is used for testing Foundation and other bits that are part of the SDK and need to be tested against the just built runtime.

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