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CI Test #6224
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But there is currently no default scope for 'macOS and Linux, but not Windows'
Required in addition to 48a4264, to prevent further 'set but not used' errors when building RELEASE code on XCODE5. Signed-off-by: Mike Beaton <[email protected]>
Without this change we get: error: equality comparison with extraneous parentheses when building on XCODE5. Signed-off-by: Mike Beaton <[email protected]>
…ed. for architecture x86_64
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"id": "binwrappers", | |||
"scope": "global-nix", | |||
"scope": "global", |
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@Javagedes - This change is required for macOS stuart
support (i.e. macOS requires the PosixLike files too). But obviously it's not correct to enable them for Windows, as I've done here. It might be useful to have a global Posix (maybe global-psx
?) scope which is set on both macOS and Linux, but not on Windows, and which could then be used here. (Or can "scope"
here be a list? If so, defining a new global-mac
scope, and making the scope list here be "global-nix,global-mac"
would also be a clean solution.)
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