Both @trinity and I use OpenBSD now as our main development environments. This has caused problems with Linux builds. We need to make a habit of testing on Linux machines in addition to testing on OpenBSD regularly before merging new commits into main.
Both @trinity and I use OpenBSD now as our main development environments. This has caused problems with Linux builds. We need to make a habit of testing on Linux machines in addition to testing on OpenBSD regularly before merging new commits into main.
emma
added the bug label 2024-08-17 02:01:57 -06:00
This issue seems a bit ambiguous. Issues should be solveable. "Test moar" is a good policy but hard to quantify. How do we know this issue is solved?
This issue specifically will be solved when Linux builds function again. The problems were not diagnosed until after I created this issue.
> This issue seems a bit ambiguous. Issues should be solveable. "Test moar" is a good policy but hard to quantify. How do we know this issue is solved?
*This issue* specifically will be solved when Linux builds function again. The problems were not diagnosed until after I created this issue.
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Both @trinity and I use OpenBSD now as our main development environments. This has caused problems with Linux builds. We need to make a habit of testing on Linux machines in addition to testing on OpenBSD regularly before merging new commits into main.
#159 has been begun to remedy this issue.
This issue seems a bit ambiguous. Issues should be solveable. "Test moar" is a good policy but hard to quantify. How do we know this issue is solved?
This issue specifically will be solved when Linux builds function again. The problems were not diagnosed until after I created this issue.