Use Debian Trixie container images (instead of Sid) #215
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Hmm, segmentation faults again (should have been fixed by #214)... |
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Should be good to go now. I've removed the workaround from #214, and it's now building the Docker images on an Arm runner. |
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PR merged! Moved |
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Previously we used Sid images, because there were no Trixie images available yet for RISC-V. They are available now, though, see https://hub.docker.com/layers/library/debian/trixie-20250224-slim/images/sha256-da2262ac6249e5b0dc5cfd26c9477e4a7f004e1f82f4bc22c62773d62bc4d19d.
This should hopefully also solve the failing RISC-V build in #209, because the current image has an old Rust version.