[6.2] Use the Windows SDK arguments over the environment #10913
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Makes the toolchain usable in a VS Dev Environment when any of the Windows SDK / MSVC build tools command line arguments are specified.
This only affects the Windows build when run in a VS Dev Environment.
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Upstream LLVM PR: Use the Windows SDK arguments over the environment llvm/llvm-project#144805
Stable branch PR: 🍒 Use the Windows SDK arguments over the environment (llvm#144805) #10895
Limited, this has been tested on main. CI should notify of breakages.
Tested locally with a project using
-win-sdk-version+ new LLVM tests.@compnerd