[test] Fix IRGen/lto_autolink on Darwin arm64 platforms too #81695
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We can try it, but we won't know until it hits the right CI bot—the PR test bot only tests iOS simulators, not devices. |
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OK, I'm confident this flag will fix the Darwin arm64 issues, as it did the same on linux and Android, so merging. I haven't touched the other three failing tests on that arm64 CI, so those are likely because of other commits. |
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This reverts commit 8e40f0b.
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@beccadax, looks like it's fixed now, let me know if anything else crops up. |
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@beccadax, I think this will fix the oss-swift_tools-RA_stdlib-DA_test-device-non_executable CI you asked about, please run it and see.