We're having another attempt at figuring out how to drop QEMU bulds
on i686, since upstream is scheduled to fully discontinue support[1]
for 32-bit build targets in the next release at the end of this year.
IOW, we need to check the chain of QEMU Requires/BuildRequires
(transitively) to find any packages that are still built for/on
i686 and add ExcludeArch: %{ix86}.
I'm a little unclear about the situation of noarch package builds
though. Is it ever possible for a noarch package to be built in an
i686 build root ?
If not, then we don't need to add 'ExcludeArch: %{ix86}' to
anything which has a 'BuildArch: noarch", but IIUC, would still
need to check its transitive deps to see if any of them would
BuildRequire it on i686.
With regards,
Daniel
[1] This isn't just "support" in terms of no longer answering bug reports,
this is "support" in a technical sense, as the source is likely to be
changed to assume 64-bit, thus the build won't succeed on i686.
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