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Add gnux32 to LIST_ENVS #2631

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This got rustup to accept set default-host and the installer to not choke on it, though not much further

This got rustup to accept my set default-host,
though not much further
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kinnison commented Jan 9, 2021

gnux32 is a std-only platform according to the platform-support information here: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/platform-support.html

As a first step to ensuring rustup can support the platform once it becomes std+host this is useful, but as you say it won't get you much further on the route to actually getting rustup usefully on that host platform yet.

I'll merge this, but as noted, it's only a small step on the route.

Are you part of any team trying to get gnux32 to the point that it'll be std+host supported at tier2 ?

@kinnison kinnison merged commit 0748c86 into rust-lang:master Jan 9, 2021
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Am not; should I be?

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kinnison commented Jan 9, 2021

Well I have no idea if there even is a team attempting that - I guess it'd be a good idea for you to join the rust zulip and talk with the release team about what would be needed to get from std to std+host.

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