Parse the deployment target on all Apple target triples #113
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Also allow it to be optional, or partially specified.
To more easily determine if the OS is of Darwin lineage.
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This is released in target-lexicon 0.13.0. |
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Also allow it to be optional, or partially specified.
This is a breaking change.
I've chosen to keep
Darwinas a separate OS, since it seems like in #111 (comment) that this crate wants to focus on LLVM target triples.Another solution would've been to merge it into
OperatingSystem::MacOSX, and just ignore that"darwin"doesn't technically mean that (though it is likely to in practice). If we chose this solution (which would be focusing more onrustctargets), I would probably not want to parse the version at all, and just ignore it instead.