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Temporarily disable CI on FreeBSD 15 #3974
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Thanks for putting this up, I guess this is about the best we can do here for now. Could you add FIXME
to the comment so it is greppable?
FreeBSD 15 is the unstable development release. Currently its GCE images available to Cirrus CI don't work because the solib version of libmd was just bumped, and the package builders haven't yet caught up. Issue rust-lang#3967
@tgross35 comment added. BTW, there is another option. If we revert to an image from a couple of weeks ago we can symlink libmd.so.6 -> libmd.so.7. It's a hack, but it works in this case. Or, we can wait a few days/weeks until newer packages are available and then revert this change. |
I'll merge this now just so we have a workaround. A symlink hack sounds fine to me if you care to follow this up, otherwise I don't think we need to worry about it unless this winds up sticking around for more than a couple weeks. |
FreeBSD 15 is the unstable development release. Currently its GCE images available to Cirrus CI don't work because the solib version of libmd was just bumped, and the package builders haven't yet caught up. Issue rust-lang#3967 (backport <rust-lang#3974>) (cherry picked from commit 9b0ccb1)
FreeBSD 15 is the unstable development release. Currently its GCE images available to Cirrus CI don't work because the solib version of libmd was just bumped, and the package builders haven't yet caught up.
Issue #3967