On 01/23/2018 11:26 AM, Alberto Planas Dominguez wrote:
In that case this is anothera different issue. Can I assume by the content that is librsvg the one that breaks from one stable version to another?
We are diverging for the main topic. Your assert is that Rust is willing to break code that target stable-Rust in almost each release, and I think that this is a missunderstanding about the expectations that are fair to use agains the compiler. That is all.
No, we are not. Two main points are still valid: 1) Rust is not as stable as it should be for core packages. 2) Rust doesn't consider architectures which SUSE considers supported as supported. This is definitely a problem.
I don't know how to run this check in openSUSE, but look at the packages whose build dependencies would become uninstallable on most architectures in Debian if we were to upgrade librsvg to the Rust version:
`zypper info` can help here.
I don't think you can use zypper to determine the build dependencies for OBS, can you? The list I obtained for Debian came through the build system, not anything local on my disk.
https://wiki.debian.org/ftpmaster_Removals#Reverse_Dependencies
Sorry if I make this impression. I didn't choose the right words. What I try to say is that tier 2 is not exacly "doesn't care about anything besides x86/x86_64". Is simply reflecting that some automatic tests are not running for each commit to the compiler, but is expected to work. And in the case of Android and ARM is clearly working.
And you are missing the point. Working now doesn't mean it's not going to break for the next version. Again, a compiler which is not verified to pass it's testsuite should not be used for production code in my experience. I have seen too many things break on the buildds in Debian when the testsuites for gcc were disabled. Not having Rust upstream build the compiler natively and run the testsuite on architectures that SUSE considers to be supported is a problem in my experience. Adrian -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org