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Add support to package up DocC in the windows distribution. This is the last large component that was missing. At this point, the toolchain distribution is generally speaking complete with:

  • Preprocessor (clang)
  • Assembler (IAS)
  • C/C++/Swift Compiler (clang/clang++/swiftc)
  • Linker (lld)
  • Binary Utilities (LLVM)
  • Debugger (LLDB)
  • REPL
  • Package Manager (SwiftPM)
  • Runtime Inspection Tools (swift-inspect)
  • LSP (sourcekit-lsp)
  • Code Formatter (swift-format)
  • Documentation Tools (DocC)
  • Additional IDE integration Tools (lldb-vscode)
  • Redistributables (MSMs)
  • Runtime (host-only)
  • SDKs (AMD64, ARM64, X86)

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CC: @barnson - I'm extending the harvesting a fair amount - not sure if there is a better way to include a web application

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barnson commented Aug 31, 2023

Pretty common for a bunch of .js, .html, .css, .png, etc.

Add support to package up DocC in the windows distribution.  This is the
last large component that was missing.  At this point, the toolchain
distribution is generally speaking complete with:
- Preprocessor (clang)
- Assembler (IAS)
- C/C++/Swift Compiler (clang/clang++/swiftc)
- Linker (lld)
- Binary Utilities (LLVM)
- Debugger (LLDB)
- REPL
- Package Manager (SwiftPM)
- Runtime Inspection Tools (swift-inspect)
- LSP (sourcekit-lsp)
- Code Formatter (swift-format)
- Documentation Tools (DocC)
- Additional IDE integration Tools (lldb-vscode)
- Redistributables (MSMs)
- Runtime (host-only)
- SDKs (AMD64, ARM64, X86)
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@compnerd compnerd merged commit 7d1bc1e into swiftlang:main Dec 13, 2023
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