<thefloweringash>
I didn't do a test of removing a symbol, but it looks like you've sorted that. was that to test it didn't fall back to the library when using the tbd stub?
<thefloweringash>
in my "rebuild the world" testing it seems like git and gcc are both a bit flaky. git sometimes hangs on a credential helper and gcc sometimes fails a self test with "file not found"
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<abathur>
hmm
<abathur>
this may be a dumb question, but would generating our own tabi stubs reduce our dependence on Apple's open-sourcing cycle? (and make supporting code that depends on recent features more feasible?)
<thefloweringash>
don't think so. they're equivalent to having .dylib files. we'd still have to get headers from somewhere
<LnL>
thefloweringash: oh, how did you manage to generate that on 10.12?
<thefloweringash>
I couldn't find a tapi binary for 10.12, so I copied /usr/lib, /System/Library/*Frameworks to a Catalina and did the dumping with tapi from current Xcode
<thefloweringash>
so it's from a 10.12, but not generated on 10.12
<LnL>
ah, there's a tapi binary in the latest CTL but I guess it's older
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<thefloweringash>
oh, I didn't think about the command line tools! I went to the app store for Xcode and got told to go away
<LnL>
heh lol
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