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When building the Python bindings for libgpiod 1.6.4, the native Python headers are used instead of the one for the target. In my case I was building on an x86-64 build host for an armv7 target. The build failed with the following error during compilation:
Changelog:
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Added:
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add ${BATS_TEST_TAGS[@]} for querying the tags during a test (openembedded#705)
print tags on failing tests (openembedded#705)
test for negative arguments to --jobs (openembedded#693)
add tests for --formatter cat (openembedded#710)
test coverage in CI (openembedded#718)
Support for rush as alternative to GNU parallel (openembedded#729)
add bats_pipe helper function for run that executes \| as pipes (openembedded#663)
publish docker images to ghcr.io (additionally to Dockerhub) (openembedded#740)
Fixed:
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fix run with options overwriting the value of i (openembedded#726, openembedded#727)
fix ${BATS_TEST_NAMES[@]} containing only --tags instead of test name since Bats v1.8.0 (openembedded#705)
fix run --keep-empty-lines counting trailing \n as (empty) new line (openembedded#711)
fix short flag unpacker creating bogus command lines with valued flags (openembedded#732)
fix formatter becoming confused with retries (openembedded#734)
fix --gather-test-outputs-in fails on tests with / (openembedded#735)
fix overriding date breaks --timing (openembedded#736)
Signed-off-by: Wang Mingyu <wangmy@fujitsu.com>
Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com>
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Hi,
When building the Python bindings for libgpiod 1.6.4, the native Python headers are used instead of the one for the target. In my case I was building on an x86-64 build host for an armv7 target. The build failed with the following error during compilation:
Inheriting the
python3targetconfig
class instead ofpython3native
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