On Tue, Oct 27, 2026, at 09:38, Efraim Flashner wrote: > Yes, it is ready. I have 2 commits incoming, one to adjust the > indentation of lookup-cargo-inputs so it should stop changing so often, > and another to remove unreferenced cargo sources. I'll push those to > the rust-team branch as soon as the ~70k lines of lookup-cargo-inputs > finishes re-indenting and it shouldn't change any derivations. > > On Tue, Oct 27, 2026, at 08:43, Andreas Enge wrote: >> It looks like gnome-team is not ready yet. Are you? >> >> Andreas
Looking at the comparison against then-master there are a few failing python packages that I don't think are related to the rust update. x86_64: gunicorn, python-astropy@7, python-astropy@8, python-pika, python-pynetdicom aarch64: gunicorn, python-pika armhf: python-pillow There have also been 2 or 3 commits to master that added new rust packages that I'll have to check don't have missing inputs after merging the branch due to removing some unused cargo inputs. Lastly, I figured out how to build rust-bootstrap-1.90 on riscv64-linux. Currently bordeaux reports ~7.2% substitutes for the rust-team branch, so it's unlikely this will go down if we commit this as part of the rust-team merge, and it would cut out 36 intermediate rusts for riscv64. As a rough number, building rust-1.91 on riscv64 took me about 9 hours. Should I go ahead and merge it in?
