Vladimir Yakovlev

Did you try not to use `prebuilds` but rebuilding it on your system? As a matter of curiosity, what is the output of the below sh script (replace `/opt/name-of-your-app/resources/app.asar.unpacked/node_modules` with...

It also won't hurt to add the output of the following command (run it on the system you were starting the app): `ldd --version` (it should simply print the glibc...

> No, I haven’t tried that. There are at least few ways if you want to try it (ideally you do that on the system you are going to run...

I messed up glibcxx with just glibc so no need to run the above-posted commands. The `for i in $( find . -type f \( -name "*.so*" -o -name "*.node"...

> I guess my question to you is why do you need to link against this newer version Not really to me, I'm not a keytar project maintainer but sometimes...

> the easiest way to fix this is simply to downgrade the OS on the CI servers on which the Linux binaries are being built... Yep, my guess in above...

> simply to downgrade the OS on the CI servers on which the Linux binaries are being built So if you need the solution ASAP you could try this approach...

Well, then corporation could consider making a PR to the humble open-source library :smiley:

> even upgrading to 18.04 is also a challenge currently Can you share more info on this regard (just a curiosity though)? I think it's better to make prebuilds on...

Does the following scenario make sense? - If the reducers defined for all the actions then adding `default` reducer should lead to the TypeScript compilation error. - If the reducers...