Open hwittenborn opened 1 year ago
Provably AppRun is not guess the glib version on the target system porperly and is making a bad decision on where to use the bundle glib or the system one. Just make sure that a glib binary is being bundle and also provide some information about the system were it's being build and tested.
make sure that a glib binary is being bundle
How can I ensure that?
provide some information about the system were it's being build and tested
You can find the packaging on this commit: https://github.com/hwittenborn/celeste/commit/01161ba0300c7fdad31e7e329d063ca38a9ce534. I'm building on Ubuntu 22.10, and trying to test on Ubuntu 22.04. The command I'm using to build the package can be found in the justfile
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It needs some system dependencies during the AppImage packaging too, those can be found in makedeb/PKGBUILD
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I've created an AppImage for my application which is built and created on Ubuntu 22.10, but whenever I attempt to run the binary on Ubuntu 22.04, I get the following output in my terminal, followed by my application not launching (sorry for posting a screenshot and not text, my VM didn't allow me to copy the text):
is there any reason that might be happening?