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Try building on windows-2025 #17760
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The latest Windows release (24H2) apparently updated the JScript which can cause issues (see php#17759). Check if there are more.
This could should be revised; the whole caching was AppVeyor specific, and doesn't work as expected with GH runners. At least, this is unnecessarily complex.
To work around issues with DLLs we're using, but which are also in the system folder, we do `nmake snap` which (amongst other things) places our DLLs in the app folder, so these should be grabbed up first. This might take a bit long for CI, but let's see.
Someone put libcrypto-3-x64.dll in the system folder. Sigh. Fortunately, the PHP manual does not recommend such practice. ;) See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/dlls/dynamic-link-library-search-order, why that might be a bad idea. |
This reverts commit e1d0ef2. This doesn't work, unless we would target the subfolder with the snapshot build. It's also pretty slow.
That's even worse than putting non-system DLLs into the system folder.
Apparently, one of the more recent patch releases of Windows 10 (confirmed for Windows 10.0.26100, but may affect older versions, too) changed treatment of filenames with trailing slashes to be recognized explicitly as directories, and no longer as invalid file or directory. We adapt the affected test cases.
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The latest Windows release (24H2) apparently updated the JScript which can cause issues (see #17759). Check if there are more.