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Unify multiplatform targets into named groups #2070

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This gives us more control over what targets are built for which parts of the codebase based on their type.

The big change is the drop of MacOS targets which were wholly unused. They will likely return at some point, along with new targets for common modules as well as for Compose UI, and this new grouping will make that easy to do.

Before:

$ gw build --dry-run | grep -c SKIPPED
7469

After:

$ gw build --dry-run | grep -c SKIPPED
6405

Refs #361


  • CHANGELOG.md's "Unreleased" section has been updated, if applicable.

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This is like half of what I actually want to build but I'm sick of waffling so this is a small step in that direction.

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Nice!

This gives us more control over what targets are built for which parts of the codebase based on their type.

The big change is the drop of MacOS targets which were wholly unused. They will likely return at some point, along with new targets for common modules as well as for Compose UI, and this new grouping will make that easy to do.

Before:

    $ gw build --dry-run | grep -c SKIPPED
    7469

After:

    $ gw build --dry-run | grep -c SKIPPED
    6405
@JakeWharton JakeWharton enabled auto-merge (squash) May 31, 2024 13:52
@JakeWharton JakeWharton merged commit fd3e777 into trunk May 31, 2024
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colinrtwhite pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 4, 2024
This gives us more control over what targets are built for which parts of the codebase based on their type.

The big change is the drop of MacOS targets which were wholly unused. They will likely return at some point, along with new targets for common modules as well as for Compose UI, and this new grouping will make that easy to do.

Before:

    $ gw build --dry-run | grep -c SKIPPED
    7469

After:

    $ gw build --dry-run | grep -c SKIPPED
    6405
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