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Downgrade NetBSD's Rust version #661

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@mattico mattico commented Apr 3, 2018

to workaround a build failure
rust-lang/rust#49627

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Michael-F-Bryan commented Apr 4, 2018

I was actually thinking we should cut out a lot of CI builds and go back to running on the raw VM.

Due to the way cross is set up, we essentially have to re-download and re-compile everything every time a build is run, I don't believe it lets you use a cached target/ directory. This means each build takes upwards of 20 minutes, even if there was a trivial change (e.g. updated styles or README).

The targets I'd go for are 32-bit and 64-bit Linux, plus an OS X build. It means we have less pre-compiled binaries available from GitHub Releases, but it should reduce a lot of the pressure on travis and speed up the turnaround time.

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mattico commented Apr 4, 2018

That sounds good to me. We're a pretty simple project. If something doesn't work, it's probably a bug in rustc or a dependency.

To hopefully speed things up and resolve spurious failures from niche platforms.
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@mattico I'm going to close this PR in favor of #664.

@mattico mattico deleted the netbsd branch July 16, 2018 23:34
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