Dylan Baker
Has anyone looked at how hard it would be to automate the signed github tarball and MSI installer? We've been doing the "trusted publishers" thing for vscode-meson, which has worked...
I can be a third for pypi, I have an account and do have a few active packages
I am https://pypi.org/user/dcbaker/ on PyPI
I have tested this with Clang and with GCC, but only far enough with GCC to get to the point it fails because my GCC build doesn't have ObjC[++] support.
It was worth writing the tests, I found some issues that weren't being caught by our existing tests.
Also in the latest version, use mixins for the Apple version overrides
@bgilbert given that this series is already up to 13 patches and is fixing tons of issues with ObjC, I'd prefer to handle that separately, but I assigned that to...
@yselkowitz yes, specifically the last patch adds a check for gcc to see if it was built with objective-c support and to reject it it can't compile a basic test...
changes since the last version: - made the argument name consistently `pgo_dir`, since this directory is a subdirectory of the private dir - added a few tests for PGO, including...
This also catches some annoying things that I've seen in code reviews like: ```python import something def ... class ... import something esle def ... ``` and I'd like to...