On 07.03.25 10:02, Álvaro Herrera wrote:
> Hello
>
> On 2025-Mar-07, Mikael Kjellström wrote:
>
>> For example look at:
>>
>> morepork = OpenBSD OpenBSD 6.9 clang clang 10.0.1 x64
>>
>> It should say:
>>
>> morepork = OpenBSD 6.9 clang 10.0.1 x64
>>
>> i used update_personality.pl to change that once (several years ago) and
>> that is how it displays after sending in:
>>
>> $ update_personality.pl --os-version="OpenBSD 6.9" --compiler-version="clang
>> 10.0.1 x64"
>
> You have to give only the version *number*, not the operating
> system/compiler names.
>
> The fact that the compiler itself cannot be changed (say from gcc to
> clang, which you appear to be trying to do for sidewinder) appears to be
> on purpose. I suppose you should submit a new request and abandon the
> old animal name, if you wanted to make such a conversion. (I don't
> necessarily agree with this view of things, but it's how it is at
> present.)
yeah, I think this whole area could do with some rethinking - it is
_very_ common for people upgrading operating systems or even running
operating systems that are doing a continous upgrade thing.
Requiring those to re-register for no real purpose seems to be the wrong
way - ideally I would expect the buildfarm itself to update the OS and
compiler version - what we have now is basically always outdated and wrong.
Stefan
