Saulius Krasuckas

@lazka, thanks for the efforts. Another question goes about the actual parsing implementation. @MehdiChinoune commented [yesterday](#issuecomment-1241720024): > It is expected because It is a split package. [msys2/MSYS2-packages#2593](https://github.com/msys2/MSYS2-packages/issues/2593) As the original...

> I see some potential by evaluating functions once and then re-using that for further checks, but that's no small change. Thanks. And I am yet to see the forking...

Thanks. I added some traces to the scripts and found this little guy called `extract_function_variable()` invoking subshells:  Here it runs `grep_function "$funcname" "$attr_regex"` like this: ``` grep_function "package_mingw-w64-x86_64-clang" "^[[:space:]]*...

Thanks for fixing the title (you beat me to it:) Maybe it's worth reporting to the upstream?

OK, it seems my thought was wrong. I tried to move the `grep_function ...` upper and pipe it to the looped `read` directly: ``` 92 grep_function "$funcname" "$attr_regex" | \...

OK, I tried to use Bash ERE matching instead. The inspiration: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17420994/how-can-i-match-a-string-with-a-regex-in-bash/51960723#51960723 For that I used operator `=~` inside `[[ ... ]]` and the `BASH_REMATCH` array. The PoC:  The...

Any news about adding the support? Currently I am trying to launch my MPTCP research, and not having to run `iperf3` with the `mptcpize` wrapper script would be a clean...

I repeated the debug tracing from CMD with 3 consecutive runs of gsudo: ```cmd C:\Users\saukrs> gsudo -k Info: All credentials cache were invalidated. ``` First run: ```cmd C:\Users\saukrs> gsudo --debug...

Thanks for all the tips. > I'll try to make some progress with limited resources... No need for promises and hurrying. I just documented the thing that otherwise would be...

Thanks for the details and the tip/workaround, @gerardog! What surprises me is the difference that user observes with the PPID value behavior when adding/removing `.exe` suffix to the command line....