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On musl-based systems you cannot properly build the CLI tools without specifying the `RUSTFLAGS=-C target-feature=-crt-static` which makes rustc no longer attempt to compile things statically (which is the default on musl-based systems). This PR adds a note about it in the README.md as well as instruction(s) on how to install the needed dependency on Alpine Linux.
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On musl-based systems you cannot properly build the CLI tools without specifying the
RUSTFLAGS=-C target-feature=-crt-staticwhich makes rustc no longer attempt to compile things statically (which is the default on musl-based systems). This PR adds a note about it in the README.md as well as instruction(s) on how to install the needed dependency on Alpine Linux.See #2148 for some of the details.