Swift: Strip out more unknown clang arguments#22013
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the Swift tracing configuration to strip two additional Clang warning flags that may be unrecognized by the configured Clang/Xcode toolchain, helping avoid build/extraction failures due to version mismatches.
Changes:
- Strip
-Werror=allocator-wrapperswhen passed to Clang via-Xcc. - Strip
-Wno-error=allocator-wrapperswhen passed to Clang via-Xcc.
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| File | Description |
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| swift/tools/tracing-config.lua | Adds two more strip_unsupported_clang_arg entries for allocator-wrappers warning flags. |
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