James Darpinian
James Darpinian
This is a good change, it fixes a real issue. I tested it locally and it works for me.
I can confirm this happens on 1.0.29
It's a null dereference, I don't know if ASAN is going to help
It's a null dereference. There is no backtrace of where the memory was allocated because there was no memory allocated. The crashing code was already identified in the original issue...
I've done some more debugging. The context is null, unsurprisingly. As you can see in the code referenced in the first comment, librealsense calls libusb_init just before this, and while...
Hard for me to say if this is a bug in librealsense or libusb, I'm going to guess the former.
My problem is that I have to press Ctrl-C twice to exit ibazel when I'm doing ibazel run with a persistent subprocess. I'd like to at least have an option...
The normal `bazel` command doesn't automatically rebuild on file changes. The internal process is a web server which exits on Ctrl-C. Once it exits I have no need for ibazel...
There is clearly some misunderstanding here. `bazel run` does not watch your source files for changes and automatically rebuild while your command is still running. It builds once per `bazel...
Yes. I did some more testing just now and realized that strangely enough this seems to be limited to Chromium windows, i.e. Chrome itself and Electron apps like VSCode. They...