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r-b summit
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https://github.com/bmwiedemann/dettrace got major fixes and ports to most architectures supported in Debian or openSUSE (mostly vibe-coded, so quality may need improvement - at least tests are green). This allows it to be used in production builds. E.g. for making profiling deterministic, so we don’t have to sacrifice the performance of profile-guided-optimizations (PGO) for reproducible builds. It also can be applied to Lisp/Scheme memory dumps (clisp, sbcl, scheme48, racket, emacs) that are really hard to make deterministic.
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rebuilderd(repomd split)
Patches
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Bernhard M. Wiedemann:
rpm(delsign + Y2038)python-hdf5plugin(CPU)python-slycot(random tmp path)golang-github-prometheus-prometheus(tar)python-mypy(sphinx doctrees pickle)python-django-cacheops(FTBFS)vlang(%jobs)pythia(CPU cores in .src.rpm)gromacs(CPU cores via .src.rpm)rusty_v8(bug)rust1.98(LLVM22 backport + SR 1378325 1378326 for rust1.97 + rust1.96)ltfat(jar mtime)jason(hash (erlang))otp(uninitialized memory)scotch(CPU cores)obs-build(chmod)obs-build(rpmdb date, alternative)python-autobahn(drop cache)lkl(date+hostname regression)MozillaFirefox(PGO)apache-arrow(core count)dtaidistance(ASLR in log)qt6-base(toolchain CPU - affects calibre)memory-constraints(toolchain %jobs)- gcc 3.3
- gcc 4.8
- gcc 7
