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deno v1.35.0 #56

Closed regro-cf-autotick-bot closed 1 year ago

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Closes: #54 Closes: #55

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mdekstrand commented 1 year ago

Checking in on the status of this. OSX failed, but that looks like it might be transient; restarted those builds.

Windows is still having the FFI problem from #54. I can successfully build libffi-sys on my machine. I'm going to try a local Conda build this week and see if that scares up the problem.

mdekstrand commented 1 year ago

The OSX failures were indeed ephemeral, so all that's left is libffi.

mdekstrand commented 1 year ago
good news! `libffi-sys` fails to build on my local machine in a conda build.
mdekstrand commented 1 year ago

Incredibly ugly hack - I added a patch to make Deno patch libffi-sys with a version that fixes the build problem. tov/libffi-rs#79 tracks the root cause.

cscheid commented 1 year ago

I think hacks are totally fine here and we should merge; I just wonder how this can bite us. It looks like we won't error out early. Does that mean an installation might think it succeeded but didn't? Hopefully this is obvious enough to not matter.

mdekstrand commented 1 year ago

I think the installation shouldn't falsely think it succeeded - it actually used to before this PR (it failed to build, and then tried to test and failed there), the error level checks fix that problem.

I'm going to submit a PR to libffi-rs to fix the build bug there, so hopefully once Deno has updated its deps we can drop the patch and go back to normal.

cscheid commented 1 year ago

Yeah, I definitely think we're safe here. I'm just documenting my thought process at the time in case it goes wrong a few days from now, when I'll have zero recollection I ever looked at this šŸ˜­