Recognize visionOS and DriverKit triples correctly #8898
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This makes visionOS and DriverKit builds work correctly using the Swift Build backend.
jakepetroules requested review from bkhouri, bripeticca, cmcgee1024, daveyc123, dschaefer2, owenv, plemarquand and shawnhyam as code owners Contributor Author
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owenv reviewed Jul 8, 2025
| /// watchOS, corresponding to the `watchos` OS name. | ||
| case watchOS(EnvironmentWithoutCatalyst) | ||
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| /// visionOS, corresponding to the `xros` and `visionos` OS names. |
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The triple implementation is vendor over from SwiftDriver so it's probably best to try to keep the two in sync
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Will take a look.
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This makes visionOS and DriverKit builds work correctly using the Swift Build backend.