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# Developing

We currently support Linux and Windows as first-tier platforms. macOS is also
used on a daily basis by Oxide employees, but is not tested in CI. The build
probably also works on Illumos; if anyone would like to step up to maintain
support and a continuous build for Illumos or macOS, we'd love the help.
We currently support Linux and Windows as first-tier platforms. Because of some
inconsistency in linker behavior across platforms, images may not match across
platforms, so we recommend choosing one. macOS and Illumos are both used as
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"we recommend choosing one" here feels a bit unclear to me --- choosing one for what? Everyone has chosen a platform in one way or another.

build platforms by Oxide employees, though they are not currently tested in
CI.

To submit changes for review, push them to a branch in a fork and submit a pull
request to merge that branch into `master`. For details, see
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