I somehow managed to crash duperemove really early with a SIGSEGV (null-pointer dereference), seemingly during database initialization or some other similar interaction, stating that the database is corrupt (even tho it is freshly created in memory), before AddressSanitizer killed the process on a null-pointer dereference. Due to an oversight on my part, I sadly can't contribute a backtrace. It does not appear seem to be reproducible/deterministic.
I somehow managed to crash duperemove really early with a SIGSEGV (null-pointer dereference), seemingly during database initialization or some other similar interaction, stating that the database is corrupt (even tho it is freshly created in memory), before AddressSanitizer killed the process on a null-pointer dereference. Due to an oversight on my part, I sadly can't contribute a backtrace. It does not appear seem to be reproducible/deterministic.
duperemove-0.14.1 sqlite-3.44.2(-r1, gentoo linux)