add announcement / call for testing for lld on 1.90.0 #1682
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@Mark-Simulacrum Do you have any thoughts on this? If not, I'd like to merge it, as the window before 1.90 gets stabilized is closing in. |
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I've pushed changes to take care of Mark's suggestions, and bumped the publication date to today if we want to publish. |
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After https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/05/17/enabling-rust-lld-on-linux/, using
rust-lldby default on linux is being stabilized in 1.90.0.This PR is an announcement for this change, and a call for testing it on beta now, before it lands on stable next month. It's roughly last year's post, updated to today's state of things.
(I hope I have the right structure for a post with an image, since that's a bit different from the other simpler posts.)
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