Allow distribution of musl + glibc binaries#545
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Search for binaries with the anylibc suffix as a fallback candidate. This allows shipping binaries that work both on glibc and musl without copying the same binary with two separate names.
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Thanks @cataphract :) |
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Search for binaries with the
anylibcsuffix as a fallback candidate (on Linux only).This allows shipping binaries that work both on glibc and musl without copying the same binary with two separate names.
The second commit fixes assertion failures when not running a linux/glibc (I think a better long-term solution would be to extend
TargetPlatformto also take the libc flavor.Fixes #544
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