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I think this can be closed then

> Long term there's probably room to improve/modernise the tests. Hum yeah, the mechanism is clunky and most of these don't seem very useful at all

`-std=c99` was added to the CFLAGS to get uint64_t, however this now means that many files generate `-Wimplicit-function-declaration`, only solved by the definition of `_DEFAULT_SOURCE` or `_POSIX_SOURCE` in those files....

So using fontconfig for that seems simply impossible (for an user) to do. There's two ways to promote a font; locale shenanigans (can't work; "dev icons" isn't a locale) or...

> action to trigger search in case-insensitive mode Might be better to be able to set a default directly, and have a param on the keybind action to override the...

More details on this, which I though I had added when exploring the issue: runsv essentially gets a fd to the `supervise/` directory, that it uses with `*at()` syscalls for...

The trigger of this bug is now fixed https://github.com/void-linux/xbps/pull/561, however the bug itself (if it really is one) can still be triggered otherwise. Is this issue worth keeping?

> Ok, i think the actual bug is that the runsv in this situation ignores SIGTERM, because runsvdir should kill it when it detects the svdir has changed inode. The...

Hum right But runsv correctly gets sigterm'd when the directory/link gets removed, so what would make it ignore SIGTERM in *that* specific case of the dir switcheroo? Or rather, is...

At least every five seconds runsvdir checks whether the time of last modification, the inode, or the device, of the services directory dir has changed. If so, it re-scans the...