CLI Seg Faults on OpenBSD 6.4 (Current)
exactly as the title says, when i try and run op --version, all i get is a segmentation fault
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@TheOtherAdam This seems to be an issue with the Go 1.10 compiler. This has been fixed in the just-released Go 1.11 compiler, so we'll need to put out a new release with the new toolchain. We'll let you know when this is available (we need to validate the new toolchain before doing a release)
Sorry for the issues!
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I'm having this same issue which is significantly impacting my productivity. Is there any update on this?
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@cohix is there any easy way to get notified of this release?
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@TheOtherAdam currently there is not, unfortunately.
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Hi,
This still happens on
OpenBSD 6.5
andOpenBSD-current
withv0.5.6-003
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Is there a plan to fix it anytime soon ?Thanks.
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I would guess the version of op is v0.5.6-003 as that’s not an OpenBSD version number!
Adam
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@graham_1P op version is
v0.5.6-003
. I get this from the zip file I downloaded from https://app-updates.agilebits.com/product_history/CLI because, as you say, it segfaults at startup.I have some error output, you can see it here: https://pastebin.com/ra28ppJX
Thanks.
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@graham_1P do you have time frame for the 0.6.0 release?
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I wish I had one for you, but no I don't have an exact time frame.
The reason why is that our team which is responsible for the CLI is also the team responsible for the SCIM Bridge. Recently that has recently been getting the bulk of our effort, as our current push is to get the SCIM Bridge version 1.0 out the door so that it departs beta. After that is stable we will be able to come back and make the many needed modifications to the CLI.
However I would like to mention that the CLI and the SCIM Bridge are built upon a shared code base, such that many of the modifications that have gone into improving and stabilising the SCIM Bridge are doing the same for the CLI. Version 0.6.0 will be the first to take advantage of these changes!
You can read more from Rick here: https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/comment/507511/#Comment_507511
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