Daniel Hauck

No, I realized that it works without the CSS now. But the output of the tool is still incorrect, right? The output isn't 64kB.

I also encountered this for a package from a custom index. Upgrading with `pipx upgrade --index-url` did work, but without it, the argument was ignored.

I'm also encountering this problem and for me, it is also caused by `outline`. But the wrong headings always occur, the layout not converging only sometimes.

**EDIT**: My mistake as well was the missing `--` separator. For me with Fedora 41, gamescope crashes both under KDE (Wayland) and Sway, no matter the flags. I tried both...

I'll try later. Is this a new thing with gamescope or is it related with some Steam change? I didn't need that separation before.

It does work with the separation, sorry for the confusion! It indeed worked without separation all the time, so I assume something has changed with how steam does stuff.

I'm also encountering that issue with rust 1.90, but it was resolved by updating the dependencies (serde or jsonschema were probably the relevant ones, as the type has derive macros...

``` rustc 1.90.0-nightly (abf50ae2e 2025-09-16) (1.90.0.0) binary: rustc commit-hash: abf50ae2e46066e67e29fe856f9764c23aa9a3ca commit-date: 2025-09-16 host: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu release: 1.90.0-nightly LLVM version: 20.1.1 ```

Also, I'm running this inside a devcontainer that's generated with ```Dockerfile FROM rust:latest RUN cargo install espup cargo-binstall --locked RUN espup install RUN cargo binstall esp-generate espflash probe-rs-tools RUN cargo...

I just tried with `rust:1.89` as a base image, which solves the build issue. The esp rustc is still 1.90, so I don't know why that changes anything.