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It looks like you'll probably need to modify the format a bit or create a new format. What version of lnav are you using? For reference, the access_log format file...

Can you try building the latest version (v0.10.0) from source. I've removed this dependency because it's a bit of a pain.

What OS are you building on? Maybe attach the config.log file that is generated by `configure`. I'm not clear why you would see any of these failures.

> where should it get libfmt headers from? The headers are included in the lnav source tree. > perhaps PRId64 is undefined? I think this is supposed to be in...

It's a live search, if you don't press , it will move the view to the first hit. I've just become accustomed to the behavior at this point. I suppose...

What if it takes 10 seconds of searching a huge file to find the first match? I'm not going to block the UI waiting for the first hit and I'm...

> > I'm not going to block the UI waiting for the first hit > Why not? That's what other popular programs do, such as less(1) (sorry to keep quoting...

Hmm, on the latest version, the timestamp is not accepted because it is zero: ``` error:dmesg_log:invalid sample -- kern :notice: [ 0.000000] Linux version 5.4.0-77-generic (buildd@lgw01-amd64-028) error:dmesg_log:unrecognized timestamp format --...

I would say that the order of the patterns is most often known, so one could write a regex like "pattern1.*pattern2". I would also say that the desire for ANDing...

> too high a bar to access this feature for average user Sorry, but I'm not seeing why you consider this a common use case. I don't disagree that it's...