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Jorijn van der Graaf
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The previous commit made the LLVM tree inside the wasi-sdk checkout a git repository with `git init`, so that wasi-sdk's patch step would apply. That was half the fix: wasi-sdk also runs `git rev-parse HEAD` in that tree to write the sysroot's VERSION file, which on an empty repository raises a traceback during configure and leaves VERSION without its llvm lines. The build went on regardless, so the suite passed and the published beta carries the truncated file. Fetching the tree as a git source pinned to the release tag gives wasi-sdk what it has upstream, a submodule checkout at a commit, and removes the shell step instead of stacking a second workaround on it. The llvm module keeps the release tarball: it is the same commit, and a tarball is the cheaper download for a tree that is only compiled. flatpak-builder keeps a mirror of the clone in its state directory, so the fetch costs the cold run about 300 MB once. Verified locally: no traceback, VERSION lists llvm 85ac56026243 and llvm-version 23.1.2, the eight patch steps apply, the suite passes in the sandbox and a wasm32-wasip1 program runs under the bundled wasmtime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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