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This PR fixes a platform identification bug in the getCMakeBinDir function. The function was incorrectly checking for 'darwin' instead of 'macos', causing it to fail when used with the platform identifier from getPlatformIdentifier() which converts 'darwin' to 'macos'.
- Updates platform check from 'darwin' to 'macos' in
getCMakeBinDirfunction
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This PR fixes a platform identification bug in the getCMakeBinDir function. The function was incorrectly checking for 'darwin' instead of 'macos', causing it to fail when used with the platform identifier from getPlatformIdentifier() which converts 'darwin' to 'macos'
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