William-Froelich

I built the latest mainline in an linux container and debugged in alpine. I was able to reproduce the error: ``` terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::system_error' what():...

The exception in my previous message was my fault. I wasn't copying the lib to the expected subpath. Update: After fixing the above issue, I debugged it through to `gthr-default.h`....

I've tried recompiling against musl but I've hit a few issues I'm hoping someone can advise on. 1) The libv8 download step fails and I'm looking into what might be...

> Not sure what's going on there. On Ubuntu LTS, that path is Python 2.7.18. What happens when you run it in your container? In the alpine container the path...

I was trying out the musl compilation without adding the higher-level changes (just replacing the existing linux-64.so with the musl version). I built on ubuntu and then swapped to alpine...

It's not being used. I had originally added it because I thought it would be necessary, since it was in most of the examples I found. However, as far as...

macOS Monterey 12.6 dotnet sdk 6.0.401 azure-functions-core-tools@4 4.0.4785 Project is .Net 6.0 isolated process function I am seeing this issue when building with the command line and with VS Code.

Everything was working fine with our app until today. We updated to Xcode 13.2 to deal with [the missing framework](https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/696197) issue and now can't build. I tried the suggestions in...

It fails on arm64 compilation for iPhone ``` error: no such module 'SnapKit' import SnapKit ^ ``` There's no other error message. Is there some place else I should check?

@ebelinski not sure how I resolved it, but purging the cocoapod cache, and re-installing Xcode from Apple's download site seems to have gotten us building again. I also made Apple's...