As of this version, the latest available GCC on the default Linux repositories are installed by default. That means, the GCC versions installable via the test toolchain PPA are not installed on Ubuntu/Debian (unless the version is requested explicitly). This increases the compatibility of the binaries built via setup-cpp for distribution.
On other platforms, the latest GCC version is installed by default.
Instead of manually maintaining the available releases, now the GitHub API is used to find the MinGW assets. This method will be used for LLVM in future releases.
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Bumps aminya/setup-cpp from 0.39.0 to 0.41.0.
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chore: v0.41.0 [skip test]7b3520d
Merge pull request #285 from aminya/llvm [skip ci]d502465
fix: fix pipx installation on MacOS ARM6294c32
fix: fix make gnubin directory on MacOS ARM2e807b3
ci: run the tests on MacOS ARM8ffde70
fix: suppress the file name printing in unziped70b16
ci: create macos-arm setup-cpp binariesc98723f
fix: fix setup-cpp mjs entry in executables590aaa8
fix: add a non-root user for install yay on Arch00b86b9
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