- Split setup section in three subsections:
1. Pre built binaries, empty for now, with a subscribe link to #59
2. Docker with simplified step-by-step instructions
- Add Docker tagged images information
3. Rust with simplified step-by-step instructions
- Fix `<switch>` not showing in tables
- Add syntax highlighting to code blocks
- Highlight Docker image cross cpu compatibility, as many users crave for this for their ARM devices
- Precise docker build only work on amd64/686 CPUs
- Clear up rustc version required to build
* Modify Dockerfile
- Use rustup from Docker image
- Give up on cross compilation (ring issue)
- Remove useless duplicate cargo install step
- No need to specify target as it is built statically for the docker platform targeted
- Shorten binary path output for shorter COPY
* Github Actions to build for all ARM as well
* Remove unneded musl-dev
* Adapt build for all platforms
- Use Debian based Rust for compilation
- Cross compile on build platform
- Compile static binaries using musl
- Set variables correctly for all Docker supported platforms
- Note: ppc64le, s390x and riscv64 do not support the Rust standard lib
- Persist target platform variables through files
- Define linkers in .cargo/config
- Cache dependencies properly for target platform
- Scratch stage to test the binary for target platform
* Add 386 arch to CI
* Use buildkit for docker build
* Only build for amd64 on branches
* Fix dependencies caching
* Split dependencies fetching and compilation
* Documentation
* Build for all architectures on branch
* Add STATIC build argument
* Documentation
This is a fairly ugly hack to temporarily work around the issue #10.
Until now Rust doesn't support so-called zone-ids[1] in link-local IPv6
socket-addresses and has a pending RFC on this topic. As I'm
encountering this issue on one of my machines I decided to work around
this issue (for now) by removing the zone-id from the IPv6 address.
This won't harm any other cases as `regex.replace_all` simply returns
the input if the regex doesn't match:
```
>> extern crate regex;
>> let re = regex::Regex::new(r"^\[(?P<ip>[A-Fa-f0-9:]+)%(.*)\]:(?P<port>[0-9]+)$");
>> let rs = re.replace_all("fairly unrelated stuff", "[$ip]:$port");
>> rs
"fairly unrelated stuff"
```
Please note that (1) this regex isn't RFC-compliant[2] and is just a
heuristic to remove zone-ids that currently break this exporter and
(2) this is something that probably shouldn't be merged as-is. I mainly
pushed this since I needed a workaround for this issue (and others
probably too), but it may be better to wait for proper support from the
language.
[1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4007#section-11
