Unable to create appimage files within ubuntu-18.04 since ~2023-09-12 #544
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This was referenced Oct 9, 2023
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So this is the change? |
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Yes, see the linked PR. |
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libthai.so.0 has been removed from the excludelist. The original reason why libthai has been added to it is an issue that occurs when libpango is not bundled but libthai is (see AppImageCommunity#538). But since then, libpango has been removed from the excludelist in 2022. This means that the original reason why libthai has been excluded is no longer relevant. Therefore it could be removed from the excludelist. This fixes AppImageCommunity#544. Additionally, the excludelist formatting has been improved. There had been different places scattered across the excludelist in which libraries have been excluded or not excluded due to other libraries (like libthai / libpango). They have all been brought together (with all information and reasoning) in one block to prevent issues like this in the future. Additionally, missing information out of AppImageCommunity#528 has been added to this block.
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libthai.so.0 has been removed from the excludelist. The original reason why libthai had been added to it is an issue that occurs when libpango is not bundled but libthai is (see AppImageCommunity#538). But since then, libpango had been removed from the excludelist in 2022. This means that the original reason why libthai had been excluded is no longer relevant. Therefore it could be removed from the excludelist. This fixes AppImageCommunity#544. Additionally, the excludelist formatting has been improved. There had been different places scattered across the excludelist in which libraries had been excluded or not excluded due to other libraries (like libthai / libpango). They have all been brought together (with all information and reasoning) in one block to prevent issues like this in the future. Additionally, missing information out of AppImageCommunity#528 has been added to this block.
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Whoops sorry, accidentally pasted the wrong number 😅 |
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Ubuntu 18.04 ran out of standard support in April 2023. Currently we are targeting Ubuntu 20.04. https://ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle
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VSCODIUM uses ubuntu-18.04 for its build. Since a couple of weeks, building the appimage fails.
I guess this is due to a new version of pkg2appimage. I can reproduce the failure. Using ubuntu-18.04 fails building appimage files.
Using ubuntu-20.04, appimage files can be created.
Since VSCODE uses ubuntu-18.04 for its build at the moment, I guess VSCODIUM should use the same version.
I created a custom version of pkg2appimage. Using this version, the build succeeds under ubuntu-18.04. I'll create a pull request
for the version. Maybe you can accept the PR?
I case of questions, please drop me a note. I can provide lots of more details and informations
VSCodium/vscodium#1654
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