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fix(ci): fetch Python.xcframework in ci_post_clone (Xcode Cloud build fix) #88

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fix(ci): fetch Python.xcframework in ci_post_clone
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12 changes: 12 additions & 0 deletions ci_scripts/ci_post_clone.sh
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Expand Up @@ -44,6 +44,18 @@ sed -i.bak -E \
"$PBXPROJ"
rm -f "${PBXPROJ}.bak"

# Fetch the embedded Python.xcframework (BeeWare Python-Apple-support). Like the
# wheels it's gitignored (too large for git, see .gitignore), but the Columba
# target *links* it, so a fresh CI clone has nothing to link against and the
# build fails without this. fetch-python.sh is a plain curl+tar of a pinned
# BeeWare release (no host toolchain needed) and is itself version-aware: it
# bails fast when Frameworks/VERSIONS already matches the pinned build and
# re-fetches when it's missing or stale. Call it unconditionally rather than
# guarding on directory existence here — an outer guard would mask the
# stale-version upgrade fetch-python.sh applies, and would duplicate the pinned
# build tag in two places.
"$REPO_ROOT/support/fetch-python.sh"

# Fetch Python wheels. The wheel dirs are gitignored (not committed), but the
# "Install Python stdlib & process dylibs" build phase hard-requires them, so a
# fresh CI clone must build them here. fetch-wheels.sh resolves RNS from the
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