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> Can you run opam env --shell=fish --debug-level=4 to see timestamps? ``` $ opam env --shell=fish --debug-level=4 00:00.068 FILE(config) Read ~/.opam/config in 0.000s 00:00.069 CLI Parsing CLI version 2.1 00:00.069...
I managed to get it to work on Node.js. - browser: - node: The issue is that `ws` doesn't send the `Sec-WebSocket-Protocol` header. I looked into the code the code...
I opened an issue in the emscripten repository: https://github.com/emscripten-core/emscripten/issues/12813
I don't understand this issue and how all of that is possible, but I welcome a reproducible example.
Closing this old issue. There has been `prebuilt-tdlib` for a while. Using `tdl` with `prebuilt-tdlib` on supported systems doesn't require any external native dependencies except libc.
Just to note, that I have prebuilt TDLib here, [prebuilt-tdlib.yml](https://github.com/Bannerets/tdl/blob/d020d16d4e67238038ee5f164c2bcb3660701b6f/.github/workflows/prebuilt-tdlib.yml), that crosscompiles the binary to M1 on a x86_64 runner (other differences from tdlib.native are: the dependencies except libc are...
Reproduced in v0.96.1. Looks like regression in v0.56.0.
By default, homebrew doesn't link `berkeley-db` to the system (it is "keg-only"). Perhaps executing the commands provided by `brew link berkeley-db` should solve this, something along the lines of: ```bash...