[Build] Update CMake to 3.29.8 #77340
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3.29 has many fixes for Swift support, the most notable being that it now adds compile jobs separate to the link job. This has a huge benefit for the swift-foundation toolchain install, which can now just re-link rather than rebuild.
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@swift-ci please test |
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Note that I saw a problem when trying to use the latest 3.30 release to cross-compile the Swift toolchain, so that will need to be fixed before this version can be advanced even further. |
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
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Interesting, good to know, thanks. CC @etcwilde |
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@swift-ci please test macOS platform |
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Going to try bumping the CMake version 3.30.2 - #77465 |
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3.29 has many fixes for Swift support, the most notable being that it now adds compile jobs separate to the link job. This has a huge benefit for the swift-foundation toolchain install, which can now just re-link rather than rebuild.