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:+1: as i'm in a similar situation as @alien999999999 (i'm Debian maintainer and although i'm not the maintainer of cwiid in Debian itself, i have packages that depend on it)...

ah, and _maybe_ we should just create a "cwiid" organisation, where multiple people have write-access to.

what's a "recently saved SOFA file"? (most likely it has nothing to do with date of saving) i think an example file would be great (and if you can provide...

alternatively, the test-files could be excluded via `.gitattributes`. in any case the build-system should be able to gracefully handle missing test-files.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/tempfile.html#tempfile.TemporaryDirectory says: > class tempfile.TemporaryDirectory(suffix=None, prefix=None, dir=None, ignore_cleanup_errors=False)[¶](https://docs.python.org/3/library/tempfile.html#tempfile.TemporaryDirectory) > [...] > *New in version 3.2.* i guess @melas0nos is using Python-2.7 (but i can't really parse "I have tried changing...

ah, the riddle is solved why it didn't happen outside of docker: within docker i was using faust-2.41.1, but outside i was using 2.40.0. so this is a regression.

you can still use `inkscape`, it's just the options that changed: ~~~sh inkscape -o "${f%.svg}.png" -d 300 "${f}" inkscape -o "${f%.svg}.eps "${f}" inkscape -o "${f%.svg}.pdf "${f}" ~~~

i guess the proper solution is to repeatedly call `readlink()` until the input is the same as the output: ~~~C void resolvelink(const char*path0) { char inbuf[BUFSIZE], outbuf[BUFSIZE]; int count =...

here's a few suggestions to mitigate the problem. probably it's best to implement more than just one ### command -v Simply replace the invocation of `which` with an invocation of...

how about using a slightly-different group-icon rather than the `LDAP` literal (which i think takes quite a bit of screen estate)? E.g. [![ldap-group](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/214034/182560649-2015dcf2-c9a5-49c3-b4a8-a8b974cb339d.png)](https://icon-library.com/images/ldap-icon/ldap-icon-11.jpg), or something more generic that hints at...