Don't build all JIT flavors for clr.aot by MichalStrehovsky · Pull Request #132594 · dotnet/runtime

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

azure-pipelines · 2026-08-21T00:43:50Z

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-21T00:43:05Z

After #131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario. Should shave the same number of minutes as what is in #131666.

After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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Pull request overview

This PR changes the default NativeAOT build subset expansion so clr.aot builds only the single JIT flavor needed for the host/target scenario, instead of building all cross-target JIT flavors by default. It also updates the NativeAOT developer docs to explain how to opt into cross-compiling support when needed.

Changes:

Update DefaultNativeAotSubsets to use clr.jit instead of clr.alljits.
Add documentation describing how to enable cross-compiling by adding clr.alljits to the subset list.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
eng/Subsets.props	Changes the default `clr.aot` subset expansion from `clr.alljits` to `clr.jit` to avoid building all JIT flavors by default.
docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md	Documents how to opt into cross-compiling (cross-target JIT backends) by adding `clr.alljits`.

MichalStrehovsky · 2026-08-24T01:50:37Z

@sbomer I addressed the copilot feedback you thumbs-upped. could you please reapprove to please the computer overlords?

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docs/workflow/building/coreclr/nativeaot.md:23

This new documentation sentence uses inconsistent capitalization for the feature name ("native AOT" vs "Native AOT" elsewhere in the doc) and the phrasing "build a flavor" is a bit ambiguous here. Tightening this wording would make it clearer that the default clr.aot subset builds only the JIT backend matching the host architecture that ILC runs on, and that clr.alljits is needed for cross-building.

The native AOT compiler is a cross-compiler, however the default clr.aot subset passed to build[.cmd|.sh] will only build a flavor that can target the architecture of ILC itself. To build other codegen backends and enable crossbuilding, replace `clr.aot` with `clr.aot+clr.alljits` in the build script invocation.

eng/Subsets.props:219

The subset description string is missing terminal punctuation (most other SubsetName descriptions in this file end with a period), which makes the help text inconsistent.

 <SubsetName Include="Clr.Aot" Description="Everything needed for Native AOT workloads, including clr.jit, clr.tools, clr.nativeaotlibs, and clr.nativeaotruntime" />

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After dotnet#131666 we should be able to get away with clr.jit. If one needs to crossbuild, they'll need to add clr.alljits, but that's not a mainstream scenario.

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