Fix iOS build by excluding external CoreML SDK dependencies #3043
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Summary:
CoreML delegate SDK integration broke the app build. Getting the SDK integration to work properly internally will require buckifying the third-party targets on which the CoreML delegate SDK itself depends (not to be confused with the third-party dependencies from ET itself). Running the
install_requirements.sh
script (CoreML's, not the generic ET one) clones a bunch of Git repos, XCode-specific tooling, and generates Protobuf headers on which their SDK integration relies.To avoid this, we simply add the
BUILD_SDK
flag and set it to false and disable building the SDK and exclude references to generated headers.Reviewed By: kirklandsign
Differential Revision: D55456558