Jordan Sissel

(I typed the above on my phone so u may have made errors. Do let me know if you need more info or if something doesn’t work)

maybe ubuntu/debian changed their favorite ordering of compiler flags again? what are you using grok for?

Ahha, well you're in luck! You don't need to compile grok anymore; logstash ships with it internally with each release! :)

[ ] Replace `install_actions` with `activate` method that actually runs the activation and fails if not successful. [ ] Add `start`, `stop`, `restart`, `status` methods to platform/base. [ ] Update...

Hmm… this does sound a bit odd. Can you show me your fpm command-line? I’ll see if I can reproduce this behavior with it. On Fri, Jun 24, 2022, at...

keynav shouldn't care whether another instance is running, but perhaps the error message when a key binding fails should be better?

It's also debatable that what keynav does here is actually a crash since it exits intentionally when a key binding fails - https://github.com/jordansissel/keynav/blob/master/keynav.c#L1907-L1910 What would you like to see instead...

At a glance, this should help fpm users, I think, and fpm should mark things as this new “externally managed” category (pending some code changes to fpm, I assume)

I think we can keep this open until fpm is known to support PEP-0668 as best we can

While Ruby 2.x is EOL there are still many places using it, and my general approach has been to attempt backwards compatibility where possible and not to abandon old things...