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musl cannot be update to 1.2.0 yet #478
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Good catch! IIRC In my experience introducing Musl 1.2.x in cross was the only way to get OpenSSL compiling in static, so it seems like we are in a crossroads here: openssl or rust-libc w/ time64, I hope they fix rust-libc soon so that openssl keeps compiling fine :/ |
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There are issues around time64 and similar types. See: - cross-rs/cross#478 - rust-lang/libc#1848
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There are issues around time64 and similar types. See: - cross-rs/cross#478 - rust-lang/libc#1848
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musl was update to 1.2.0 in #452. The 1.2 changed the definition of time_t from 32 to 64bits, which can generate some compatibility issues (https://musl.libc.org/time64.html).
Considering that libc crate and the rust std library does not yet updated to 1.2.0 (rust-lang/libc#1848) and the problems that can arising by using musl 1.1.x together with 1.2.x, I think it's best to not update musl used in cross images.
CC @brainstorm @therealprof
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