Add i686 to tested architectures#659
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Anyone has an idea why apt can't install it on Ubuntu? It works fine in Debian 10. |
This adds i686 to CI which can help catching pointer-size-related bugs such as the one addressed by rust-bitcoin#658.
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We should probably figure out how to run fuzzing on 32-bit architectures, too. |
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Another option for the CI to test i686 and many other arch is leveraging the cross test. rust-bitcoin/.github/workflows/rust.yml Lines 46 to 63 in b7f9849 |
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As I understand it that one uses emulation and i686 can be run directly on x86_64, which should be faster so that's why opted for it. |
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This adds i686 to CI which can help catching pointer-size-related bugs
such as the one addressed by #658.
Opening a new PR seemed more appropriate than adding it to #658 I can change it if you disagree.