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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.
This is something I plan to pull request once it is complete, since Debian 12 is officially supported by Swift 5.10.1. However, how should we handle the case of when someone tries to build a Swift 5.9.2 or Swift 5.10 SDK using the "debian" distribution? Should it not be allowed, or should a different route be taken and the user warned that the SDK is not officially compatible?
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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.
This is something I plan to pull request once it is complete, since Debian 12 is officially supported by Swift 5.10.1. However, how should we handle the case of when someone tries to build a Swift 5.9.2 or Swift 5.10 SDK using the "debian" distribution? Should it not be allowed, or should a different route be taken and the user warned that the SDK is not officially compatible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: