Gauthier Segay

if I issue > $ rustup default stable-i686-unknown-linux-gnu then it solves the issue, I'd prefer the image to not have workaround, the same image builds on aarch64 macos and pulls...

@djc, @rami3l thanks for the feedback and sorry for the delay. I still can reproduce it, I ran the following to check what get_architecture() would resolve: > $ uname -s...

@rami3l thanks for the guidance; I confirm that the binaries under `~/.rustup/toolchains/...` are matching the expected architecture and can be run with no issue, your diagnosis seems consistent. I built...

Sorry for the delay, I still face the same, here is the full transcript with sh -x ``` root@ce8dd1e7dbb9:~/mecaviv $ apt-get install curl Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree......

> It's probabilistic - a function could do something and return a function which is ignored. Unless there is a special way, beyond the type signature, of detecting a function...

> An example where it happens in a valid case would be useful. We have differing concept of valid, mine probably applies to more realworld codebase if you don't find...

Mmh, thanks for checking, I'll try to investigate more what could be specific to my environment.

@TheAngryByrd, you know what? ```fsharp #r "paket: nuget System.Data.Common" #r "paket: nuget System.Data.SqlClient" open System.Data.SqlClient let connectionString = let builder = SqlConnectionStringBuilder() builder.UserID

Just in case the deprecation eventually turns into not shipping/no ability to select the compiler, this is a blocking ticket with no workaround: #10323 This also impacts compiling web application...

Note that the `#load`, I believe, allow to take extra parameters on separate lines: ```fsharp #load "filea.fsx" "fileb.fsx" ``` Should similar be allowed with `#nowarn` or should it be restricted...