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The big addition here is support for xz compression. Rust has
historically been distributed as gzipped tarballs, and so haven't been
compressed as much as might be desired, especially by those on slower
connections. Starting with Rust 1.19, which is available on the beta
channel today, Rust is also distributed with xz compression, which
this version of rustup will use by default. Here's a representative
sample of the difference in download sizes:
This version correctly detects Visual Studio 2017 installations during
installation, as does the upcoming Rust 1.19 release. Since Rust will
not correctly support VS 2017 until the next release, as a slightly
awkward consequence in the meantime rustup will happily install the
stable toolchain alongside VS 2017, but the toolchain will not
actually work without explicitly configuring the environment.
The combined xz package is smaller than the individual packages combined, mostly because the compression takes good advantage of the manual file ordering we put in. The rustc and rust-std packages contain identical shared libraries in different paths (lib/ and lib/rustlib/$target/lib).
While I was going around updating various platform support lists I discovered that we don't actually seem to deploy host binaries for any Android platforms, but we have rustup binaries for many Android platforms. So it seems that there's yet more to be done before those running Android can get the full rustup experience.
There was a pr to enable host builders for aarch64, but it was closed. I opened an issue asking to enable some android host builders. The problem is that we are running at the limit of our travis capacity.
Meanwhile, one can build rustc and cargo using the disabled builders. For example, executing the command src/ci/docker/run.sh dist-armv7-android will generate some tarballs in obj/build/dist. The tarball named rust-* contains a combined installer that can be copied to an android device and used to install rust and cargo.
On the topic or archive size.
If you are willing to wait more for the compression, Brotli has the best compression ratio/decompression speed ratio(aka: download + decompression = best).
Dropbox has written a decompressor for Rust, which could be used if you are interested: -brotli-decompressor .
For the "best ratio" claim, here is one of the benchmarks that expresses better exactly this benchmark(there are other benchmarks from the Brotli github but this shows better exactly the case rustup is interested here):
-benchmark/
Example I used:
Could you try again with the rust distribution files as dataset? Previous experiments indicated that brotli was inferior: -lang/rust/issues/21724#issuecomment-289048874
If you used a configuration different from the default one, that would be useful as well.
Does rust fall under the Travis "open source project we wouldn't dream of charging money" umbrella, or is there space here for setting up a Patreon? Everyone who wants nightly on android can chip in $5/mo, however many extra runners this buys each month are active that month.
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