Make build-release.py re-usable by satellite libraries #474
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build-scripts/release-info.jsonREVISION.txtis created in a source release (this is done unconditionally)libSDL3_image.aanymoreLike SDL3, I'm using the VisualC projects to create the MSVC x86/x64 binaries, including the prebuilt x86/x64 optional binaries part of this repo.
To get them to work with the SDL3 prerelease binaries, I had to slightly modify the SDL_image vcxproj.
Alternatively, it's possible to build all MSVC binaries with the CMake project.
Example run:
https://github.com/madebr/SDL_image/actions/runs/11330080095
CI fails because the SDL3 prerelease has a broken ios/tvos simulator detection