Build PPX binary in Debian 11 container to improve Vercel compatibility#580
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… older glibc versions (2.31 vs 2.35 in Ubuntu 22.04).
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@namenu awesome! Care to add a changelog as well? I can release this right away. |
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@zth sure. I've added this to the top of the CHANGELOG under the 'master' section since I'm not sure which version number this will be released as. |
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@namenu will be out in |
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Fix Vercel builds by reducing glibc requirement
Problem
PPX binary built on ubuntu-24.04 requires glibc 2.39, but Vercel (Amazon Linux 2023) only has glibc 2.34.
Solution
Build in Debian 11 container (glibc 2.31) instead of ubuntu-latest for broader compatibility.
Changes
debian:bullseyecontainer for Linux PPX buildsv2-bullseyeSupports Amazon Linux 2023, Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, RHEL 9+.