Ben Gamari wrote:
> Indeed; and I think it would also be worthwhile also setting up at least
> a nightly build validating 32-bit Linux.
If its not integrated with the CI, I'm not sure how useful that is.
As you may remember I have a Jenkins instance. Once a day it polls git and
if there are new commits sicen the last time it was polled, it builds the
following:
Arch OS BuildFlavour
x86_64 linux perf
x86_64 darwin perf
x86_64 linux perf-llvm
x86_64 linux devel2/unregisterised
x86_64 linux devel2 with Clang
x86_64 Linux perf
powerpc linux devel2
powerpc linux devel2/unregisterised
armhf linux devel2
armhf linux devel2/unregisterised
as well as cross-compiling from x86_64/linux to armhf/linux and arm64/linux.
This does catche the ocassional problem but when something shows up but fixing
them
is a bigger problem. FOr example, I simply have not had time to look at :
https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/12238
Erik
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