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Please update FreeBSD version #274
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The FreeBSD images are now completely disabled because they are not building anymore. If you need them, please consider sending a PR to fix them. |
Just uses github.com/japaric/trust to for continuous integration and release building. trust uses github.com/rust-embedded/cross, which no longer supports FreeBSD. (See github.com/cross-rs/cross/issues/274 for details.) Sadly, it's probably too much work to dive in and fix the FreeBSD image for cross, so this commit disables the FreeBSD builds and releases on Travis. I don't think we've ever seen a build failure on BSD only, so losing the test coverage isn't a big deal. It is unfortunate that we'll lose FreeBSD release builds though. I don't think Just is in the FreeBSd ports tree, so it would be nice if someone wanted to package it and get it in there.
Just uses github.com/japaric/trust to for continuous integration and release building. trust uses github.com/rust-embedded/cross, which no longer supports FreeBSD. (See github.com/cross-rs/cross/issues/274 for details.) Sadly, it's probably too much work to dive in and fix the FreeBSD image for cross, so this commit disables the FreeBSD builds and releases on Travis. I don't think we've ever seen a build failure on BSD only, so losing the test coverage isn't a big deal. It is unfortunate that we'll lose FreeBSD release builds though. I don't think Just is in the FreeBSd ports tree, so it would be nice if someone wanted to package it and get it in there.
Apparently the Rust Cross project doesn't support FreeBSD anymore: cross-rs/cross#274 cross-rs/cross#306
FYI, a better option for FreeBSD is to run natively with www.cirrus-ci.com . |
@asomers That assumes the person is trying to build an open-source project rather than, for example, trying to cross-compile something that isn't open-source for deployment to NearlyFreeSpeech.NET without paying for the a la carte compute units to run the compile on their end. (That's what I'm looking for, because I'd like to migrate some spam-handling code shared between multiple sites to Rust without having to maintain the new version for my Linux VPSes and the old Python version for my NearlyFreeSpeech.NET sites.) |
The FreeBSD version in the
cross
dockers is10.2
which is (a) very old/unsupported and (b) too old to allow building ofrustup
. Could you update this to at least10.3
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