[Doc] Update OS X build notes for 10.11 SDK #8229
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Thanks. |
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Concept ACK. utACK changes to doc/release-process.md |
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Changes look good to me - can't test the MacOSX process |
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@fanquake Anything left to do here to remove the [WIP]? |
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Nope, this can be merged as is. [WIP] was leftover from when I opened and On Tuesday, 21 June 2016, MarcoFalke notifications@github.com wrote:
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removed [WIP] tag. |
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The 10.11 SDK is first available in Xcode 7.1, any opinions on wether we should target that for the new download vs Xcode 7.3.1?
In the OS X build guide, users shouldn't have to download the entire Xcode (~6GB) just to install the command line tools, running
xcode-select --installshould work instead.PR'd now that #8184 has been closed.