mach: Break the shackle that restricts cross-compilation from Windows#41748
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Signed-off-by: Euclid Ye <[email protected]>
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LGTM, but can you also add link to offending/workaround PR into this PR description (before merge so it will also get into commit).
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I never forget that day: @dependabot updates aws-lc-rs, and cross-compilation Servo from Windows fails. We were left with two options:
Later, we've been restricted since #36070 to only use option 2 due to restrictions imposed here. But the system is innocent, and it is aws-lc-rs's responsibility to fix the rules. Still, @d-desiatkin and I believed that day would come, when we would return justice to the victim.
Freedom is better served late than never. It is now working normally since aws-lc-rs has fixed the rules.