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CI: Check symbol prefixes on Windows too. #1

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The changes in this pull request modify the GitHub Actions workflow file .github/workflows/ci.yml. The conditions for performing symbol renaming checks and installing LLVM tools have been adjusted to account for different target platforms and Rust channel versions.

  • Adjusted the condition for running symbol renaming checks and LLVM tool installation based on the target platform and Rust channel version.
  • Changed the shell to sh for executing the symbol prefix check script.

These modifications help ensure that the symbol renaming checks and LLVM tools installation are executed correctly based on the specified criteria in the workflow.

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    • Enhanced conditional logic in CI workflows to reduce duplicate job executions for pull requests from the repository owner.
    • Updated Rust toolchain version checks in CI jobs to improve efficiency.

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This PR extends symbol prefix checking to Windows environments in the CI pipeline by removing Windows-specific exclusions and ensuring the check-symbol-prefixes.sh script runs in a shell environment across all platforms.

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graph TD;
    A[CI Pipeline] --> B[Check Symbol Prefixes];
    B --> C{Platform Check};
    C -->|Not iOS 1.61.0| D[Run check-symbol-prefixes.sh];
    C -->|iOS 1.61.0| E[Skip Check];
    D --> F[All Platforms including Windows];
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Removed Windows exclusion from symbol prefix checking in CI workflow
  • Removed TODO comments about Windows checks
  • Removed Windows host OS condition from if statements
  • Added shell: sh specification to ensure script compatibility
  • Updated Rust version check from 1.63.0 to 1.61.0
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@2lambda123 2lambda123 merged commit 8ca5fc6 into main Oct 24, 2024
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This Pull Request updates the CI configuration to ensure that symbol prefix checks are performed on Windows platforms as well. Previously, these checks were not conducted on Windows, which could lead to inconsistencies or issues specific to Windows builds. By removing the condition that excluded Windows from these checks, the PR aims to enhance the robustness and reliability of the CI process across different operating systems.

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Consider adding a note or comment in the CI configuration to explain why the symbol prefix check is now applicable to Windows. This could help future developers understand the rationale behind this change and maintain consistency in the CI process. Additionally, ensure that any potential Windows-specific issues that might arise from this change are documented and addressed.

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The changes in the .github/workflows/ci.yml file involve updates to job execution conditions for CI workflows, particularly for pull requests and push events. Modifications prevent duplicate job executions for pull requests from the repository owner. Additionally, the Rust toolchain version check was updated from 1.63.0 to 1.61.0, impacting specific script executions. The overall structure of the jobs remains unchanged, focusing on improving efficiency in the CI process.

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.github/workflows/ci.yml Updated job execution conditions to avoid duplicates for pull requests from the repo owner. Changed Rust toolchain version check from 1.63.0 to 1.61.0.

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  • Please provide a description of your changes, particularly explaining why the Rust version check was changed from 1.63.0 to 1.61.0
  • The PR title indicates enabling symbol prefix checks on Windows, but the description is empty. Please document the changes and any potential impacts
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