Open eonpatapon opened 5 years ago
Is this still the case, I do not have this issue on arch linux.
I encountered this issue too, now after an update of a bunch of stuff on Arch.
I also run into this issue. Maybe its due to compiling it on sway / wayland?
Also the already compiled version of astroid does not launch anymore.
Same here, a temporary workaround is to download the astroid-git
PKGBUILD, comment out the lines corresponding to running the tests and then build the package.
Same issue here. Had to comment out the tests in the PKGBUILD.
For me the tests failed as well. I "fixed" it in the latest AUR release with the following patch: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/test_compose.patch?h=astroid
I think, the problem is that rbdy
has an additional newline at the end of the string when compared to bdy
. I am not sure why. Maybe my fix might break working setups that didn't experience this issue.
Feedback from astroid developers welcome.
Is this something that happens with specific versions of GMime? I don't think there is any other part in between that could change the behavior. The problem with this patch is that it would break the tests on other versions.
On my system, I have both gmime
and gmime3
installed. ldd /usr/bin/astroid
shows that it's linked against libgmime-3.0.so.0
. I'll check the test again in the evening with gmime 2.x.
Yeah, I suspected that the "fix" isn't helping everyone. That's why I didn't push it to astroid's GitHub. So far, nobody on AUR complained. So I guess, it's working for the few people who install astroid from the AUR with the changed test.
Yup, makes sense to include in arch pkg.
Should the astroid-git package be updated too?
I encountered the same problem compiling either in sway (wayland) or i3 (Xorg).
My system has gmime3
v 3.2.3
installed and linked by astroid
.
Didn't try the patch yet.
Probably the same for the git package, I dont think x11 system matters.
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I encountered the same problem compiling either in sway (wayland) or i3 (Xorg). My system has gmime3 v 3.2.3 installed and linked by astroid. Didn't try the patch yet.
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Sorry, I didn't get to the tests yet. But I can help with the astroid-git package as a co-maintainer as well if that helps
Absolutely!
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As of today I'm not able to build astroid or astroid-git on archlinux.
Both packages fail on TestCompose test