Downgrade Pyoxidizer from 0.24.0 to 0.23.0 #107
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Unfortunately it seems that multiple people in the community are struggling to build from source after we upgraded to the latest version of Pyoxidizer (same issue as #37) This seems to be a known issue in the project indygreg/PyOxidizer#673. The nature of this problem comes from our over-reliance on 3rd-party dependencies to package the Microkit tool. We will most likely encounter further issues as we are compiling an interpreted language. However, even if we were to switch to a compile time langauge (e.g Rust) we would still have problems as the Rust compiler is not isolated. Signed-off-by: Ivan Velickovic <[email protected]>
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Unfortunately it seems that multiple people in the community are struggling to build from source after we upgraded to the latest version of Pyoxidizer (same issue as #37)
This seems to be a known issue in the project
indygreg/PyOxidizer#673.
The nature of this problem comes from our over-reliance on 3rd-party dependencies to package the Microkit tool. We will most likely encounter further issues as we are compiling an interpreted language.
However, even if we were to switch to a compile time langauge (e.g Rust) we would still have problems as the Rust compiler is not isolated.