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linuxHeaders: Bump default to 4.15. #35150
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Failure on x86_64-darwin (full log) Partial log (click to expand)
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Will binaries built using newer headers have problems executing on older kernels? |
No, we set a minimum version for glibc (3.2.0). |
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Sounds OK to me. 4.14 would feel more natural, as that's longterm and we plan to switch to it, but I know of no downside using 4.15 for headers instead.
So I re-introduced the notion of different headers as part of musl work, so as to avoid causing problems (or reviewer burden to "prove" such did not exist) on other configurations/architectures/platforms.... Would it make sense to go back to having single version, now that this is merged? |
@dtzWill Might be nice to have it be clear how we can add a new version in the future, but no strong opinions there. |
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