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[lldb][cmake] Fix relative path used for lldb executables #7359
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I had this looking directly in `./swift/<os>/` before, but now that an installed lldb executable also links against Swift libraries, this needs to be the more general `../lib/swift/<os>/`.
@swift-ci Please test |
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Thank you!
@swift-ci please test macOS platform |
I will submit this for |
Wow, the CI is getting aggressive at deleting results: the linux results just initiated 9 hours ago are gone. @shahmishal, I figured the CI admins are having it delete old test results more aggressively in recent months, but deleting same-day results seems excessive. Could you dial these CI log deletions back to at least two weeks? |
It's gone because we had to restart Jenkins. Please re-request testing |
@finagolfin can't request testing 😅 |
@swift-ci please test Linux platform |
All three pulls are failing because of the pre-existing issues on the CI, please merge them whenever you want, @bnbarham. |
This one is gated, I'll wait until the fix is in, restart testing, and then merge them all 👍 |
@swift-ci please test Linux platform |
Update the ELF liblldb.so runpath for swiftlang/llvm-project#7359
I had this looking directly in
./swift/<os>/
before, but now that an installed lldb executable also links against Swift libraries, this needs to be the more general../lib/swift/<os>/
.Pinging @rintaro and @JDevlieghere, should be an easy fix.