Jonathan Grynspan
Jonathan Grynspan
@yamt That's a fair question. I work on a library that's a component of the Swift toolchain, and that library _doesn't_ typically know what version of wasi-libc (or other parts...
@abrown Yes, I think that value (specifically the line indicating `21.11gdb977fd767ca` from the PR) would be plenty for us. The expectation is that when you run `swift test`, one of...
> If thats the case then is the thing you really want to know the the OS/host version, and not the libc version? i.e. does your existing code have any...
I would have to defer to you here—if that's the appropriate string to expose, then we'll take it.
> IIRC they are currently not reporting the version of glibc on linux, so I don't see why we want report out libc version either. Correct—I had mistakenly conflated the...
> 👋 seeing as all tests have passed are we good to merge this? Unfortunately, it looks like all CI jobs have failed, and this PR has not been approved...
Rebased.
Rebased on #615.
Open question: how do we test this change?