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| author | Rust timing bot <rust-timer@users.noreply.github.com> | Sun Oct 12 20:20:50 2025 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Sun Oct 12 20:20:50 2025 |
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| parent | 3e26e2a3a9f047060d7c098c3c82a77d7c33c2aa [diff] |
Unrolled build for #147168 Rollup merge of #147168 - jyn514:no-alloc, r=Mark-Simulacrum Don't unconditionally build alloc for `no-std` targets It's possible for targets to only support `core` and not `alloc`. Instead of building alloc unconditionally, pass a list of crates to build into `std_cargo`, and only pass `-p alloc` if the list of crates wasn't already filtered to a subset. The original use case was to reuse `std_cargo` for a rustc_driver that doesn't emit metadata. But this seems like a reasonable change regardless.
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