[build][Android] Skip building Swift Syntax into the compiler #68895
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The community CI doesn't have a prebuilt Swift compiler right now, so this unbreaks the build on there. Also, update the doc with the latest working LTS NDK and trunk snapshot.
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@swift-ci please test |
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CI had a cpu fart? |
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@swift-ci please test |
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Passed CI as expected, ready for merge. |
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The good news is that this fixed the swift-syntax issue, the bad news is that stdlib backtracing somehow got enabled for the Android build and is now failing. |
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…ang#68895) The community CI doesn't have a prebuilt Swift compiler right now, so this unbreaks the build on there. Also, update the doc with the latest working LTS NDK and trunk snapshot.
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The community CI doesn't have a prebuilt Swift compiler right now, so this unbreaks the build on there. Also, update the doc with the latest working LTS NDK and trunk snapshot.
@drodriguez, this will get the community CI running again, as you asked for.