Yeah, apparently since libgit2 v0.99. Previously there was some other
regex code built-in. But, as I replied to Pablo, you can build PCRE into
the newer versions to avoid the runtime dependency.
Regards,
-Martin
On 10/13/20 1:36 AM, ducasse wrote:
Libgit depends on PCRE. O_o
On 13 Oct 2020,
Hi Pablo,
I run Gentoo stable on my main systems (though Ubuntu on others).
I ran an experiment this morning.
By default, when you build libgit2, it uses the system's PCRE library if
there is one.
However, if you build libgit2 with
cmake -DREGEX_BACKEND=builtin ../libgit2-1.0.0
cmake --build
Hi Estaban,
I took some time to properly look at your remarks/suggestions.
You are right, the chronology conversions could be improved and made faster.
I committed the following
https://github.com/svenvc/P3/commit/dd06eb33d0147060e0b6f44c704e2e298f55c0d4
"As noted/analysed by Esteban A. Marin
teso...@gmail.com wrote
> Esteban is working on having a nice OBS configuration
> for the VM extending what Holger has previously done
Awesome! I code on Mac, but this is super important to the community and
often for deployment...
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Cheers,
Sean
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Marcus Denker-4 wrote
> This week (41/2020) on the Issue Tracker
> This one puts a focus on *merged* PRs to Pharo itself only and sorts them
> by category with a
> little bit of context.
Thanks, Marcus! Indeed this one seems much nicer :)
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Cheers,
Sean
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Hi Martin,
thanks for testing it. Can you tell me the version / flavour of
Debian are you using?
Maybe we need to ship PCRE with the VM. I am not fun of that, but we
need to do it until we can have a proper packaging for each Linux
distribution (Esteban is working on having a nice OBS configurat
