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ci: use napi cross compile toolchain to build node native addon - #321
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Hello @Brooooooklyn, and thank you for your contribution. Could you please expand the PR description a little, explaining why the changes are beneficial for this repo, what they do, etc. Thank you! PS: Don't mind the failing tests; in an external PR, the CI checks are using the common httpbin.org instance, which is notoriously flaky. |
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@barjin done! |
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The image
ghcr.io/napi-rs/napi-rs/nodejs-rust:lts-debianis no longer maintained. The--use-napi-crossflag utilizes the same toolchain within this Docker container to compile the Node.js addon, ensuring compatibility with GLIBC 2.17.Changing this flag will speed up the CI process, as there will be no need to download the entire Docker image.