crossdev: skip binpkg for intermediate cross-compiler stages#42
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Headers-only and stage1 builds get superseded by later stages; generating binpkgs for them wastes time and pollutes the binpkg repo with packages that will never be used. - kernel headers quick/stage1: suppress when a later stage rebuilds them - libc headers-only: suppress when stage3 builds the full libc - gcc stage1: suppress when stage4 builds the full compiler - K2PKG/K3PKG stage1: suppress when stage3 rebuilds them
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Headers-only and stage1 builds get superseded by later stages; generating binpkgs for them wastes time and pollutes the binpkg repo with packages that will never be used.