[flang][common] return ENUM_CLASS names definition to original state #143553
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Any suggestion on how to test that the PR actually fixes the broken build bots? |
klausler
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Only one way to be sure. |
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Hello! May I ask if we are going to merge this fix any time soon? |
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…lvm#143553) This PR simply reverts a few lines in bf60aa1 to their state in bcba39a so that they are constant for some of the build tests that require it. This should fix the breakage caused by llvm#142022.
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This PR simply reverts a few lines in bf60aa1 to their state in bcba39a so that they are constant for some of the build tests that require it. This should fix the breakage caused by #142022.