David Wolever
David Wolever
Oohh good catch! Yes, this is definitely something that would be good to fix. I believe the best approach would be the one I've implemented here: https://github.com/wolever/parameterized/commit/0054c05ddd0158278a55c1525bb43a1770c3fb24 (as it doesn't...
Ah interesting… right now I'm checking to see whether the host supports symlinks using `hasattr(os, "symlink")`, but I guess newer versions of windows do partially support it? I'd be happy...
@dstufft The difficulty is that `/var/www/pypi/` may be on a remote machine. I'll need to build a list of the remote packages (ex, `foo==1.2, foo==1.3, bar==1.0`) for Other Reasons, so...
My guess was that we needed to use `extra_link_args=["gohttplib.a"]` (or maybe `-static go httplib.a`) to get `c-archive` mode to work.
Mmm… and if you run the compile "by hand" without `-dynamic` does that work?
Hey folk, any word on a fix here?
This has been fixed by 1d020a394676841e063f9e6517d9f80b0a6f9c1f in PR #13
I've also experienced this issue. Using `mv "~/Library/Application Support/Signal"{,.old}` to move the old config directory out of the way then restarting Signal does correct the issue. I've emailed my logs...
Assuming the database is at `$config/sql/db.sqlite`, what format is the database stored in? It doesn't seem like `sqlite` can read it, even with a correctly working Signal: ``` $ file...
> @wolever It's a SQLCipher database, so you can't use plain sqlite to open it. Thanks for sending your logs. Anything else you can say about the state of your...