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Hi! > >> Rust Dependency: pg_doorman is written in Rust and requires rustc versio= n >> 1.70.0 or higher. > >This would be the first PG-related package using rust, I would expect >a lot of rust crate packages to be still missing. > >> However, we=E2=80=99re unsure if this version is available in all Debian= -based >> distributions via their default package repositories. > >Debian stable has 1.63, unstable has 1.85. >Ubuntu noble has 1.75. > > > >> Build Process: >> Would it be acceptable to install the compiler from https://rustup.rs/ >> during package building? >> Alternatively, would providing Dockerfiles for respective distributions = be >> a viable option? > > >Everything for the build needs to come from proper .deb packages from >within the target distribution. We might consider using some backports >or relaxing the rules a bit for the older distributions, but we really >like to have packages built properly for Debian main. > > > >> We=E2=80=99re open to any suggestions and requirements you may have. > >Did you already try to build it with distribution-provided tools only? Yes, but unfortunately not all our dependencies are available in standart distributions or have required versions. > >Christoph Can we use cargo vendor? https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-vendor.html We can pack all rust-dependencies in separate tarball. That way it will be possible to build packages with single unified behavior for all systems using the same sources. It will be much easier to support and debug. Thank you for your help! =D1=81=D1=80, 12 =D0=BC=D0=B0=D1=80. 2025 =D0=B3., 16:43 Christoph Berg : > Re: Smolkin Grigory > > We would like to introduce pg_doorman, a new open-source PostgreSQL > > connection pooler available under the MIT license. > > You can find the project here: > > github.com/ozontech/pg_doorman > > Hi, > > thanks for the suggestion! > > > Rust Dependency: pg_doorman is written in Rust and requires rustc versi= on > > 1.70.0 or higher. > > This would be the first PG-related package using rust, I would expect > a lot of rust crate packages to be still missing. > > > However, we=E2=80=99re unsure if this version is available in all Debia= n-based > > distributions via their default package repositories. > > Debian stable has 1.63, unstable has 1.85. > Ubuntu noble has 1.75. > > > Build Process: > > Would it be acceptable to install the compiler from https://rustup.rs/ > > during package building? > > Alternatively, would providing Dockerfiles for respective distributions > be > > a viable option? > > Everything for the build needs to come from proper .deb packages from > within the target distribution. We might consider using some backports > or relaxing the rules a bit for the older distributions, but we really > like to have packages built properly for Debian main. > > > We=E2=80=99re open to any suggestions and requirements you may have. > > Did you already try to build it with distribution-provided tools only? > > Christoph > --00000000000038add406303afec1 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable 
>Re: Smolkin Grigory
>> We would like to=
 introduce pg_doorman, a new open-source PostgreSQL
>> connection =
pooler available under the MIT license.
>> You can find the projec=
t here:
>> githu=
b.com/ozontech/pg_doorman
>
>Hi,
>thanks for the sugg=
estion!

Hi!

>
>> Rust Dependency: pg_doorman is w=
ritten in Rust and requires rustc version
>> 1.70.0 or higher.
=
>
>This would be the first PG-related package using rust, I would =
expect
>a lot of rust crate packages to be still missing.
>
=
>> However, we=E2=80=99re unsure if this version is available in all =
Debian-based
>> distributions via their default package repositori=
es.
>
>Debian stable has 1.63, unstable has 1.85.
>Ubuntu=
 noble has 1.75.
>
>
>
>> Build Process:
>=
> Would it be acceptable to install the compiler from https://rustup.rs/
>> during package building?>> Alternatively, would providing Dockerfiles for respective distrib=
utions be
>> a viable option?
>
>
>Everything fo=
r the build needs to come from proper .deb packages from
>within the =
target distribution. We might consider using some backports
>or relax=
ing the rules a bit for the older distributions, but we really
>like =
to have packages built properly for Debian main.
>
>
>>> We=E2=80=99re open to any suggestions and requirements you may ha=
ve.
>
>Did you already try to build it with distribution-provid=
ed tools only?

Yes, but unfortunately not all our dependencies are a=
vailable in standart distributions or have required versions.

>>Christoph


Can we use cargo vendor?
https://doc.rust-lang.or=
g/cargo/commands/cargo-vendor.html


We can pack all rust-depe=
ndencies in separate tarball.
That way it will be possible to build pack=
ages with single unified behavior for all systems using the same sources.It will be much easier to support and debug.
Thank you for your help!<=
/pre>

=D1=81=D1=80, 12 =D0=BC=D0=B0=D1=80. 2025 =D0=B3= ., 16:43 Christoph Berg <myon@debian.= org>:
Re: Smolkin Grigory > We would like to introduce pg_doorman, a new open-source PostgreSQL > connection pooler available under the MIT license.
> You can find the project here:
> github.com/ozontech/pg_doorman

Hi,

thanks for the suggestion!

> Rust Dependency: pg_doorman is written in Rust and requires rustc vers= ion
> 1.70.0 or higher.

This would be the first PG-related package using rust, I would expect
a lot of rust crate packages to be still missing.

> However, we=E2=80=99re unsure if this version is available in all Debi= an-based
> distributions via their default package repositories.

Debian stable has 1.63, unstable has 1.85.
Ubuntu noble has 1.75.

> Build Process:
> Would it be acceptable to install the compiler from https://rustup= .rs/
> during package building?
> Alternatively, would providing Dockerfiles for respective distribution= s be
> a viable option?

Everything for the build needs to come from proper .deb packages from
within the target distribution. We might consider using some backports
or relaxing the rules a bit for the older distributions, but we really
like to have packages built properly for Debian main.

> We=E2=80=99re open to any suggestions and requirements you may have.
Did you already try to build it with distribution-provided tools only?

Christoph
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