Update Vulkan packages to 1.4.335+0#9134
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Summary of ChangesHello @SirLynix, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request systematically updates the version of various Vulkan ecosystem packages to 1.4.335+0. This ensures that all dependent components, including headers, tools, and utility libraries, are aligned with the latest Vulkan SDK release, providing access to new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements. Highlights
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This pull request updates various Vulkan-related packages to version 1.4.335+0. The changes are straightforward and consistent across all modified package files. I have one minor suggestion to improve code maintainability by ensuring version lists are sorted consistently.
| add_versions("v1.4.335", "9d55db6621613adf9ccea21dbc853fbd27ea2924") | ||
| add_versions("v1.4.309", "16da8bd29e5d0b921c92d406d194759c0df6a2b8") | ||
| add_versions("v1.2.180", "bfa6d4765212505c8241a44b97dc5a9ce3aa2969") | ||
| add_versions("v1.2.189", "58ff1da4c03f5f124eb835f41a9dd8fe3c2e8087") |
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For consistency and better maintainability, it's best to keep the versions sorted. The other version blocks in this file and other package files are sorted. It seems the intended order here is descending, but v1.2.180 comes before v1.2.189. Please sort this block. You might also consider sorting the entire list of versions in this file to improve consistency.
add_versions("v1.4.335", "9d55db6621613adf9ccea21dbc853fbd27ea2924")
add_versions("v1.4.309", "16da8bd29e5d0b921c92d406d194759c0df6a2b8")
add_versions("v1.2.189", "58ff1da4c03f5f124eb835f41a9dd8fe3c2e8087")
add_versions("v1.2.180", "bfa6d4765212505c8241a44b97dc5a9ce3aa2969")
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FreeBSD seems to fail to install cmake: @waruqi something with schemes? |
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I will look at it. |
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wait for this patch xmake-io/xmake#7245 |
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