Use a different name for the host/target env vars #269
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Seems fine to me |
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Any chance a release can be cut? (No rush per se, but I'd rather not be on a fork indefinitely) |
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Yeah if you make a PR with a version bump I'll merge it and publish |
Merged
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As requested: #270 |
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I think this should fix using compiletest-rs under sccache (it seems to for us), which I mentioned in #268 (comment). It doesn't fix the x.py usage, though, since I'm not sure how that should be fixed, but I'm just going to consider that unrelated.