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GitHub just switched windows-latest to windows-2025-vs2026 and it broke the ClangCL build: > Visual Studio 17 2022 > > could not find any instance of Visual Studio.
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| - name: Windows ClangCL (latest) | ||
| os: windows-latest | ||
| - name: Windows ClangCL (2022) | ||
| os: windows-2022 |
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Argh, I got confused by the Windows and Visual Studio versions. This probably should've been windows-2025 which comes with VS 2022... 😭
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GitHub just switched
windows-latesttowindows-2025-vs2026, and it broke the ClangCL build that requests VS 2022:sentry-native/tests/cmake.py
Lines 320 to 323 in 0bcc632
Which cannot be found on
windows-2025-vs2026: