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Hi,
Very interested in your tool.
I tried to use it from my node_modules using:
./nodes_modules/.bin/yab ./dist
This makes the display freezing and the computer stop to answer (from the terminal, I see an error about Ximage and the keyboard doesn't respond, a weird mouse cursor appears and I need to restart the computer)
Heard there might be a more native way to do what m'y module's doing now! I was referred to this PR microsoft/TypeScript#44501 but haven't had time to explore it yet.
As for the bug, it is extremely strange, I can actually reproduce it, except I do get the freeze also in the second case.
I've tried rebuilding the JS from the current source on GitHub and re-executing the module, just to check if I hadn't inadvertently published something stupid, but I also get the bug.
So I would think the cause is external to the program, as nothing in the code has changed.
Only major thing I changed in my setup was upgrading Ubuntu, which probably upgraded Wayland.
I have libwayland 1.19.0-2build1 and xwayland 2;21.1.2-0ubun. What version of Wayland do you have?
Also, is what you see in the console similar to this?
import import: Unable to grab mouse [No such file or directory].
import import: Unable to read X window image () [No such file or directory].
import import: abort due to signal 11 (SIGSEGV) "Segmentation Fault"...
Aborted (core dumped)
import import: Unable to grab mouse [No such file or directory].
import import: Unable to read X window image () [No such file or directory].
import import: abort due to signal 11 (SIGSEGV) "Segmentation Fault"...
Aborted (core dumped)
Hi,
Very interested in your tool.
I tried to use it from my
node_modules
using:This makes the display freezing and the computer stop to answer (from the terminal, I see an error about Ximage and the keyboard doesn't respond, a weird mouse cursor appears and I need to restart the computer)
But, using:
No problem... this works correctly.
Using Fedora 34
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