Amir Rossert

@gianlucaborello I have looked in the `struct tty_driver` and I was able to get the tty by doing this: ``` snprintf(buf, buflen, "/dev/%s/%d", driver->name, tty->index); ``` I'm not sure that...

@gianlucaborello after more investigation I think that the `struct tty_driver` and `struct tty_struct` have enoght information so the `tty_nr_to_tty()` is not neccecery. I have a couple of questions on how...

Hi, Thanks for the input. Regarding your comments: - the syntax that usually is used is `/dev/pts/1`, I will do this using `snprintf` but not sure if this is the...

Is there any news regarding the test framework being published?

I have the same issue, is there a workaround for this one?

Is there any news about this issue? I see this reproducing easily with alpine docker ``` docker run --rm -it python:3.11.9-alpine sh apk add build-base pip install pyminizip import pyminizip...

I also tested it with v6.9.0 and v6.8.0 and it seems to have the same issue, it does work on v6.7.0 so it is not a new change (I upgraded...

I know that this is a hack a weird use-case as I mentioned, we need it to run from a different location and we don't want to copy the entire...

@rokm If this is not too hard and it can be implemented it will solve my issue 🙏

@bwoodsend This is a very specific use case for our product, our application is designed as a 2-process application, the main application spawns child processes runs some logic, and closes...