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actually, let's try without the patch first, perhaps building with working 1.73 would fix it

need to wait for 1.73 to hit the mirrors first though

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oh, uhm!

It was only a rebase I accidentally reverted, right?

Does it now fail because rust-1.73.0-r0 was built with revert-pr-114382.patch?

you can do the rebuild without removing the patch

not sure about after that tho

mentioned in merge request !60301 (merged)

@Celeste thinks we need "half a patch", I'll try and find out what that may look like.

half a patch

keeping the last 2 file diffs (cmp.rs/intrinsics.rs) and removing the rest of the patch works it seems

works it seems

(as in it doesn't crash like this, have to see about arm* of course)

If it does, should we then rebuild again completely without the patch or try to move on to 1.74.0?

then completely without the patch, then 1.74

I'm one who doesn't understand why we can't jump ahead to the latest release (currently 1.75.0) and skip mid-releases, but my rust "knowledge" is very shallow.

Closing since !60301 (merged) and moving on to !60307 (merged)

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