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Enhancement: support development/unreleased versions of glibc (e.g. Fedora Rawhide 38) #3423
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I've created an upstream enhancement for this at lovell/detect-libc#16 Fedora 38 is scheduled for its first release in April 2023, so we've got a few months to address this. |
Looking at the history of |
Commit 0f1e7ef adds support for installation to flavours of Linux that include a patch in the version of glibc they report, which currently includes Fedora 38. (The summary is that we will ignore the patch version as reported by the upstream detect-libc, which I think is the easiest/cleanest solution.) |
v0.31.3 now available, thanks for the original report. |
@lovell Might I suggest slightly tweaking the error message to say I almost opened another issue until finding this one by chance, I was super confused why the same repo with a frozen |
@GavinRay97 As of v0.31.3 you should not see any error. The message itself came from the underlying |
Ah understood, my apologies for the ping then! Damn Node.js ecosystem I swear, I program in half a dozen other languages and nothing is as much a tangled fragile mess, haha. |
Feature request
What are you trying to achieve?
Install sharp on Fedora rawhide which is using glibc 2.36.9000.0
When you searched for similar feature requests, what did you find that might be related?
none
What would you expect the API to look like?
To support glibc 2.36.9000.0 AND be more descriptive about texr errors, I took a while to discover the text error is about glibc version
What alternatives have you considered?
Use a stable version of Fedora
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