Dedupe identical vulkan_sdk toolchain tags across modules#150
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A module extension is evaluated once per build and receives the toolchain tags of every module that used it. When two modules request the same SDK version (e.g. a library and the app consuming it both pin 1.4.341.1), both tags resolve to the same repository name and install_sdk fails with a "repository already defined" error, breaking any multi-module graph that shares an SDK. Dedupe by the resolved repository name so identical requests collapse to a single repo. When the same name is requested with different attributes -- a genuine conflict between two distinct SDKs -- fail with an actionable message telling the user to give one tag a distinct `name`, rather than silently installing whichever tag was iterated first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A module extension is evaluated once per build and receives the toolchain tags of every module that used it. When two modules request the same SDK version (e.g. a library and the app consuming it both pin 1.4.341.1), both tags resolve to the same repository name and install_sdk fails with a "repository already defined" error, breaking any multi-module graph that shares an SDK.
Dedupe by the resolved repository name so identical requests collapse to a single repo. When the same name is requested with different attributes -- a genuine conflict between two distinct SDKs -- fail with an actionable message telling the user to give one tag a distinct
name, rather than silently installing whichever tag was iterated first.