On 03. 07. 22 13:00, Fabio Valentini wrote:
- Go binaries that are used by non-Go packages.
Those (and all their dependencies) would need to stay, unless those
non-Go packages would also stop building on i686.
This includes both build-time and run-time dependencies.
Or, if the package in question is noarch, you'd need to make sure that
it's not ever built on a i686 build host, and doesn't use the
functionality provided by the Go binary at runtime.
An example:
act (Go) -> lib3mf (C/C++) -> openscad (C++)
Here, you cannot simply drop i686 from act, you would need to ExcludeArch:
%{ix86} from openscad (I've already done that), lib3mf (on my TODO), act. In
this order.
So simply dropping i686 from %golang_arches is not a thing that has no impact.
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