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Support Debian 12 Bookworm as a distribution to generate Swift SDKs for #116
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I was working on adding Debian 12 support for #116, but realized that adding Ubuntu Noble is "low-hanging fruit", since it's very straightforward. The default is still Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy, but this adds the option of generating the Swift SDK for 24.04 Noble now. ``` swift run swift-sdk-generator make-linux-sdk --linux-distribution-version 24.04 ``` I have also changed the packages download to get `Packages.xz` instead of `Packages.gz` since it is a smaller file download. I wonder if it is okay to use `xz` here since I noticed that the directories on the Debian mirrors only have `Packages.xz` files available, unlike the Ubuntu mirrors which all have `Packages.gz` AND `Packages.xz` files available.
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I have been using the SDK generator to try and build SDKs against Debian 12 Bookworm to be able to cross compile for the Raspberry Pi.
My proposal in this issue is to add support for Debian 12 and even Raspberry Pi OS (if possible) as a distribution that we can download packages and for and build a sysroot with.
Also, if Debian 12 or Raspberry Pi OS 12 is selected, the Swift tool chain for Debian 12 is downloaded if available. Otherwise, the toolchain path must be passed manually.
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