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This change also disables the bootstrap test because 4.4.0 broke the bootstrap test, and it makes little sense re-testing what has already succeeded.
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This is not done by default in upstream build system.
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This seems more intuitive than letting the filesystem decide, and having to use awkward names.
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Bootstrap still remains native, however the final toolchain is migrated to azalea.
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This was missed when first implementing jobs and was missed again implementing loadavg.
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Another flaky test, once disabled but removed during an upgrade.
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This generally improves build performance and system responsiveness.
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This makes the interface stable.
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Current meson-based spurious test failures are generally always caused by timeouts under load, so mitigate that here.
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This actually eliminates some of the autotools nondeterminism, as autotools is not capable of stripping build pathnames.
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These are huge and have incomprehensible output. Probability of failure increases under load, so disable them.
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This produces the same structure served by the dynamic server.
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For the fs.FS implementation and static publishing.
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This is causing way too many spurious failures.
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Inputs is more correct than dependencies in the current terminology.
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Automatic prefix does not happen for the value string.
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This uses the alpine linux value for now. The default timeouts make the test suite flaky under load.
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This centralises the workaround for surprisingly common buggy scripts with nonstandard hardcoded paths.
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Finally jumping from 6.12 to 6.18, and the patches can be dropped.
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For some reason rust is now forced on by default without any check whatsoever. No idea why the maintainers think it was such a good idea to be so in your face.
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Source is not always required. This improves flexibility.
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