[Wayland] Bump to build for aarch64-freebsd #10006
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Removing the compat bounds to allow using the latest libffi and expat JLLs fixed the build on aarch64-freebsd, but I see some warnings: ┌ Warning: wayland-scanner has an ELF header OS/ABI value that is not set to FreeBSD (9), this may be an issue at link timeNot sure how serious that is. They do seem to be specific to aarch64, there's no warnings on x86-64. |
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Ok, I think the warning is a false positive: JuliaPackaging/BinaryBuilder.jl#1344 |
| Dependency("Expat_jll"; compat="2.2.10"), | ||
| Dependency("Libffi_jll"; compat="~3.2.2"), | ||
| Dependency("Expat_jll"), | ||
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Please don't remove compat bounds, they're there for a reason: #3024.
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Ah, I missed that those require bounds... The problem is that only the newer versions of the JLLs have been built for aarch64-freebsd, so if the compat bounds are kept then downstream packages won't be able to support aarch64-freebsd (which would be fine with me given what a PITA rebuilding all the packages is). Is it possible to rebuild JLLs at a specific version? If we could rebuild Expat/Libffi at those versions to get aarch64-freebsd builds then I think everything would work.
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Also, like in all other PRs, changing compat bounds means that you must change the package number.
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Ok, but my question remains: is it possible to rebuild the JLLs at those compat versions? Because otherwise I don't know how to get Wayland building on aarch64-freebsd.
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Just revert to the old version, and then revert the revert.
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