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If we do this:
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I've done that way. Get the env variable in configure and pass to Tools/jit/build.py script as a new argument --llvm-version. |
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@savannahostrowski, thoughts on this change? |
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Thanks for this! I think this change is fair, so long as we only advertise that a single LLVM version is officially supported.
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Thanks for making the updates - I have a couple of other small wording suggestions but I think otherwise this looks good.
Would you also mind updating the Tools/jit/README.md to reflect this change? Right now, the README says that LLVM 19 is required. With this change, we should call out that LLVM 19 is the officially supported version, but that you can modify it if need be, using the env var.
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…YXh.rst Rewording news entry Co-authored-by: Savannah Bailey <savannahostrowski@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Savannah Ostrowski <savannah@python.org>
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@savannahostrowski conflict solved, I've rebased on top of main. |
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@danigm Please avoid rebasing and force pushing, it can result in lots of unrelated codeowners being summoned for a review. It also makes it harder to review, and everything is squash merged anyway. |
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This patch makes possible to override the llvm version used during build using "LLVM_VERSION" and "EXTERNALS_LLVM_TAG" environment variables.
This is useful to test the build with other LLVM versions without changing the sources, for example to build with llvm-20.
Related issue: #136895