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Currently there's SR-7039 open which prevents me from installing the amazing Mint package manager on my Ubuntu 16.04 CI running with Swift 4.1.3 (I also tried 4.0.3 and Snapshot-2018-08-02 without success). Here's the related issue on that on the Mint project.
In the discussion of SR-7039 Joel Saltzman explains a workaround in a comment which basically means I have to pass a different parameter when installing swift-corelibs-libdispatch during the Swift installation. So I was thinking of just doing that manually by running the following additional commands after installing Swift via swiftenv install 4.1.3 like so:
But I actually have no idea what to specify to <path-to-source> or if this approach could even work after having already installed Swift. Is there a way I can pass the parameter -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=NO when installing Swift with swiftenv?
Thanks for any help!
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Install latest Swift with DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS set to NO due to an issue
Install latest Swift with DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS set to NO
Aug 4, 2018
Currently there's SR-7039 open which prevents me from installing the amazing Mint package manager on my Ubuntu 16.04 CI running with Swift 4.1.3 (I also tried 4.0.3 and Snapshot-2018-08-02 without success). Here's the related issue on that on the Mint project.
In the discussion of SR-7039 Joel Saltzman explains a workaround in a comment which basically means I have to pass a different parameter when installing swift-corelibs-libdispatch
during the Swift installation. So I was thinking of just doing that manually by running the following additional commands after installing Swift via
swiftenv install 4.1.3
like so:But I actually have no idea what to specify to
<path-to-source>
or if this approach could even work after having already installed Swift. Is there a way I can pass the parameter-DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=NO
when installing Swift withswiftenv
?Thanks for any help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: