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0.26.0: FreeBSD's musl rows over openkal-freebsd - #28
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…, openkal-musl 0.29.2, openkal-llvm-runtime 0.20.1
…ning an ok image there; mcpp 2026.11.10.1
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The hosted part serves FreeBSD's musl identity, and the version group moves to the releases that carry it.
x86_64-freebsd-muslandaarch64-freebsd-musljoin the hosted targets: openkal-musl 0.29.2 over openkal-freebsd 0.1.0 in its standalone arrangement, with openkal-llvm-runtime 0.20.1 above it, linked as one static program with no C library of the system beneath.freebsd-x86_64andfreebsd-aarch64.<arch>-freebsdwith no platform selected; the hosted check opts into them by row for 2026.11.10.1.CI: a
freebsdjob builds the hosted check for both FreeBSD musl rows, builds okrun forx86_64-freebsd-muslfrom the openkal-image release this group names, and runs both in a FreeBSD virtual machine (the program, and an ok image under okrun).