Bruno Pitrus

Actually, copy_n already seems to work: https://github.com/brjsp/hpx/commit/694c72515f06dcc303468511d53ec0ae6825f5d0

@Conan-Kudo @marxin Allowing unarched dependencies here is definitely wrong! Consider the following scenario on x86-64: 1. User has `libfoo1-i586` installed as a dependency of some software, providing `/usr/lib/libfoo.so.1`, but does...

I'm not the OP, but you can see a minimal example here. [Note that i did only %version instead of %version-%release because SUSE's reproducible builds infrastructure seems to have a...

@tniessen done

@sxa the default string comparator in Python sorts by codepoint value, ignoring any locale settings.

@selfisekai Did you get Signal to work with electron 23? I recall it showing an error box on startup when i tried and that's why i delayed 23 in openSUSE.

@VerteDinde I don't even know if this can be reproduced with official builds. The crashing application is signal-desktop. For me, the crashes happen intermittently, but @JohnVeness has reported they can...

Building with `use_allocator_shim=false enable_backup_ref_ptr_support=false` seems to make the crashes go away.

The tagged commit seems to be 19f0abd62eb4cdf2863ee2936d4681ae0658226d

> @brjsp You can usually identify what commit a tarball is from (assuming it is a `git archive` generated one) with `zcat package.tar.gz | git get-tar-commit-id`. @alerque We don't do...