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The current one seems to be working anyway, so will close this for now. |
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From #802 (comment)
Given that an annotation about inlining reintroduces the issue, it appears that this may also be reintroduced by options such as opt-level and LTO.
Disabling cache on aarch64 linux until the problem is fixed upstream is probably a more robust approach.