Add MinGW GCC CI coverage#2597
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@asuessenbach that particular CI is meant to fail; see #2468. I think it is ready for merge otherwise. |
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I know. And I'll merge it as soon as the root cause of failure is resolved. |
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Closes #2584.
Adds a dedicated Windows x64 MinGW GCC CI job using MSYS2 UCRT64.
The job:
Fork validation
The validation run completed with 27 passing checks and two failures:
Windows x64, MinGW GCC, Ninjavulkan.hppwhen usingvulkan.cppmwith WinLibs GCC #2468errorCategoryinstanceubuntu-24.04 x64, Ninja, clang++-18The MinGW failure is intentionally left visible as a toolchain signal. As discussed in #2596, the existing Vulkan-Hpp implementation is valid and links successfully with MSVC and Clang, so this PR does not add a project-side workaround for the MinGW GCC bug.
Refs #2468.