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Update 'nix' #456
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@dariusc93 Feel free to request a nix release as well. We have done these a little infrequently in the past, but I think we are quite open to doing it more frequently, particularly if there is a request that we cut a release. |
@posborne I could've requested a release as well, but I only assumed nix still in a state where it may not be ready to be released as 0.6.1[-dev]. |
Nah, we just put that on there between releases. |
Is there a release cycle for nix? On Aug 27, 2016 20:59, "Paul Osborne" [email protected] wrote:
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Hopefully soon then, I'm hoping to release Mio 0.6.0 this week :) |
Cool! I'll just have used local versions for now. On Aug 28, 2016 3:57 PM, "Carl Lerche" [email protected] wrote:
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Hey @dariusc93 This is kind-of strange, but I managed to build mio v0.5.1 on FreeBSD 10.3 today. Moreover, it looks like both of those issues are for NetBSD, not FreeBSD. In fact: #457 I opened that because I built it on FreeBSD and saw earlier it wasn't on the supported list. |
@GrappigPanda If it means anything, I am building for FreeBSD 11-RC2, not 10.3-Stable. I havent used NetBSD or OpenBSD when building mio either. I guess I could try FreeBSD 10.3 but I been using FreeBSD 11 only because of some of the things available for it that 10.3 does not currently have. |
I just built mio 0.6 with the latest nix on FreeBSD 10.3 and it compiles for me, but using 0.6.0 from crates.io, it doesn't. Personally, I'd appreciate a release with the update to libc. It's not urgent for me since I'm mostly using it for testing a WIP project, but it would make things a little simpler. |
My PR #477 was merged, so this is effectively fixed. Can someone close this? |
sure! |
In a recent test, it looks like mio cant build on freebsd because nix and an issue at nix-rust/nix#388 . This was fixed in nix-rust/nix#389 but mio still uses nix-0.6.0 and not the latest. Should mio use something like whats below to fix the issues or will mio wait until nix 0.6.1[-dev] release?
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