Closed wonkeythemonkey closed 1 year ago
Hey, thanks for reporting this issue :) I tried to find a solution today but didn't find any yet. I'll keep looking, but I have a lot on my plate right now so this might take a while.
No problem! Is it a matter of knowing the cause of the problem but not having a solution, or not knowing the cause either?
If you know the cause, I might be able to fork it and hunt around a bit for a solution.
I have no clue. I was able to find some hints by googling things like libexpat.so.1: getrandom: symbol not found
but couldn't find anything useful. I was able also to reproduce it on my machine. This issue libexpat/libexpat#50 seems to be related, and there is also this alpine issue sgerrand/alpine-pkg-glibc#13 but none of them helped me understand what the issue it.
I found the same things when I googled it as well. It looks like a multilingual library isn't loading, but I can't imagine why changing a single value for a URL would change the libraries available to svn
, of all things.
Yep, that what drives me crazy also. I wanted to try and run the SVN clone on a clean alpine box and see what happens, maybe it will reproduce - will try that when I have some time
Hey all, FWIW I've been able to update to WordPress 5.6 with the updates from #8 and build successfully.
PHP_IMAGE_TAG=7.0-alpine
WORDPRESS_VERSION=5.6
@omerlh Would it make sense to go ahead and bump the .env
version?
If so, I can open another quick PR to (hopefully) resolve this issue.
We're archiving the repository but keeping it online in case it's helpful for others. As part of that we're closing the open issues and pull requests.
If you attempt to change the version of Wordpress in the
.env
file to anything other than4.4
, the build stage will fail with the following error wheneversvn
is run:I even tried adding a line to
install-wp-tests.sh
to run a simplesvn --version
, but the error message stopped the build right after that line.