fix(demangle): Unbreak GitHub Action Windows builds #891
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The 12.13.0 release and pull request getsentry#885 specifically broke GitHub Action based Windows builds. The reason seems to be that the Swift library upgrade now relies on C++17 features and the GitHub Actions Windows image uses MSVC 2022, which requires an explicit opt-in to those. The provided -std=c++17 works on GCC and similar, but does not have any effect on MSVC. To fix the build, add the flag that MSVC understands for opting in to the new standard. Signed-off-by: Daniel Müller <[email protected]>
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Jan 14, 2025
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Hi, thank you for the fix! |
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I've taken the liberty of adding a changelog entry. |
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12.13.0release and pull request #885 specifically broke GitHub Action based Windows builds. The reason seems to be that the Swift library upgrade now relies on C++17 features and the GitHub Actions Windows image uses MSVC 2022, which requires an explicit opt-in to those. The provided-std=c++17works on GCC and similar, but does not have any effect on MSVC.To fix the build, add the flag that MSVC understands for opting in to the new standard.