Rust applications & i686

[Igor Gnatenko]

Hello fellows,

So that now i686 is no longer exists (I mean as an image), is there
reason to produce i686 binaries for applications written in Rust? That
also would mean we would stop testing i686 as a platform for crates,
but I honestly love this because very often builds fail due to LLVM
OOM.

Thoughts?

[Matthew Miller]

On Sun, Jul 28, 2019 at 05:12:17PM +0200, Igor Gnatenko wrote:
> So that now i686 is no longer exists (I mean as an image), is there
> reason to produce i686 binaries for applications written in Rust? That
> also would mean we would stop testing i686 as a platform for crates,
> but I honestly love this because very often builds fail due to LLVM
> OOM.

Yeah, I don't see much value in pre-built i686 application binaries.