Bump LLVM requirement to 10.0
LLVM 10.0 was released in March 2020 so we probably ought to make it the blessed compiler for %8.12.1.
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- Ben Gamari changed milestone to %9.0.1
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This is made slightly problematic by the fact that there are no Debian 9-compatible binary distributions for LLVM 10. This will force quite a few other changes in ghc/ci-images>.
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I see, just for reference: Debian Experimental already has llvm-10, as does the recent release of Fedora 32.
http://apt.llvm.org/buster/llvm-toolchain-buster-10/main
should have llvm-10, but only for Intel archs.Edited by Jens Petersen - Ben Gamari mentioned in commit f468dded
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Ben, how long do you plan to stay on Fedora 27 btw?
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I've been meaning to add a Fedora 32 job and eventually retire old Fedora 27 job.