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[Outdated] firefox-appmenu
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Package name
firefox-appmenu
Latest build
100.0-1
Latest version available
99.0.1-1
Have you tested if the package builds in a clean chroot?
- [ ] Yes
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it seems that there are errors in the building of the package in firefox-appmenu.log that ended up leaving version 99.0.1-1
OSError: [Errno 28] No space left on device
Build failed again :confused: for a different reason
Actually quite the same thing:
LLVM ERROR: IO failure on output stream: No space left on device
Should be fixed now, 88% -> ~50% used space on dragon-cluster now :) cache was filling up the space 🧐
Funny thing, the build still fails due to something else now 🤔
I really appreciate you keeping an eye on all the problems! wish I could contribute in some other way :neutral_face:
@mandanguero You're contributing just by opening accurate issues, thanks for your effort :smiley:
"fixed" by disabling PGO in the PKGBUILD for now. It's a known issue with Firefox based browsers atm, something yet unknown in our toolbox makes the build fail after the profiling phase. Personally, I'd say security patches > PGO build, hope its an acceptable solution for the time being.
Apparently there are issues browsing YouTube with PGO removed.
Might wanna reopen this as v103 has been failing to build for more than a week now.
It's apparently due to the glibc update that happened. No Firefox builds as of now :/
The latest rebuild (just now) reproduced the failure as referenced above, instead of the failure downloading sources that was shown in chaotic-aur/graveyard#3.
firefox-appmenu 103.0.2-1 was out now
Still failing the same way.
Well, its also suffering from the recent Rust 1.63 update as every other Firefox right now. Left a comment about its fix, which already got merged upstream but still needs to arrive.
firefox-appmenu 104.0.1-1 is out and i can successfully build it in my local machine
Just failed to rebuild again due to some pip compatibility issues.
it can be fixed by changing export MACH_BUILD_PYTHON_NATIVE_PACKAGE_SOURCE=pip to export MACH_BUILD_PYTHON_NATIVE_PACKAGE_SOURCE=systemin PKGBUILD
The package builds alright nowadays! Its still version 104.0.2 as the AUR package hasn't been updated in a while, which is the maintainers task to solve though :)