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Hi @Arno-v! The Rust free client only applies to runtime usage in your application code. The CLI and certain development workflows (like introspection, migration, and code generation) still depend on the engines, which are written in Rust and not yet fully replaced or removed from the toolchain. We plan to migrate them from Rust in future, The Prisma CLI still needs the engine binaries for schema and migration operations, even though the runtime client is now Rust-free. |
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When running npx prisma init on FreeBSD14 I get this:
Warning Precompiled engine files are not available for freebsd14. Read more about building your own engines at https://pris.ly/d/build-engines
This used to be correct, in the past you would have to build the binaries yourself however, it is my understanding that the binaries are no longer needed for Prisma 6.16.2, so why does npx prisma init still try to download them?
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