Hello, dear developer, I am a BSD enthusiast. Although I am not interested in Linux, I still like Gentoo.
I am not the main audience of your project, but I have been following your project for a while. I found that your project relies on gentoo, a rolling system, as a construction method. This is very tricky at the construction level, because you need to back up the stages released by gentoo every period of time, and you cannot copy your compilation environment.
So I created a new branch and set the upper limit to 180 minutes. When you tag a release, it will be built automatically.
I still found some problems with the build. I don't know where your local stable version came from. I didn't get the result when I built it on the cloud. Instead, I got a vulnerability about the locale-gen parameter.
So I think it's really important to have actions that can help you debug.
Your project supports aarch64 and amd64, so my actions have built-in simultaneous compilation of the two architectures.
Finally, it will package the entire compiled warehouse as a result, I think there should be people who need it.
Hello, dear developer, I am a BSD enthusiast. Although I am not interested in Linux, I still like Gentoo.
I am not the main audience of your project, but I have been following your project for a while. I found that your project relies on gentoo, a rolling system, as a construction method. This is very tricky at the construction level, because you need to back up the stages released by gentoo every period of time, and you cannot copy your compilation environment.
So I created a new branch and set the upper limit to 180 minutes. When you tag a release, it will be built automatically.
I still found some problems with the build. I don't know where your local stable version came from. I didn't get the result when I built it on the cloud. Instead, I got a vulnerability about the locale-gen parameter.
So I think it's really important to have actions that can help you debug.
Your project supports aarch64 and amd64, so my actions have built-in simultaneous compilation of the two architectures.
Finally, it will package the entire compiled warehouse as a result, I think there should be people who need it.