Updates to BUILDING.md to incorporate dependencies #1107
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Enumerating Rust's OS package dependencies
Adding disk space requirements.
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| The build process artifacts and resulting images can consume in excess of 4GB in the local directory. |
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System Requirements might be a better heading, then we can add recommendations for storage + memory + compute.
Systems should have at least 80 GB of storage available. There's quite a lot of overhead from the intermediate Docker layers that are created.
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Fedora doesn't have a direct equivalent to this. It might be better to split it into separate commands, with an Ubuntu example and a Fedora example.
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Maybe call this "Linux" since it'll live at the same level as "Rust" and "Docker". Or we can fold it into the previous System Requirements section.
Co-authored-by: Ben Cressey <ben@cressey.org>
Co-authored-by: Ben Cressey <ben@cressey.org>
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Let's bump up this number quite a bit as @bcressey mentioned: we're probably safe to say around 80GB.
Updating disk space requirement to 80GB
Issue number:
#1106
Description of changes:
Updating BUILDING.md to articulate missing dependencies.
Testing done:
Executed a build following the instructions.
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