Statically link Visual Studio redistributables on Windows builds#16602
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Not 100% sure how to test this, but relying on CI builds makes sense 💪
Actually, I wonder why it works on CI and not in some environments from our users 🤔
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@RobinMalfait I suspect the CI runners have MSVC redistributables installed 🤔 |
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This PR statically links the C runtime on Windows builds so we no longer require installing Visual Studio redistributables.
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Relying on CI here to not break anything for Windows.