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Now here is a demonstration of Issue #163 on Fedora 37:
[redacted@redacted build]$ ./src/cmark-gfm --version
cmark-gfm 0.29.0.gfm.6 - CommonMark with GitHub Flavored Markdown converter
(C) 2014-2016 John MacFarlane
But it doesn't happen with the copy in build:
[redacted@redacted build]$ cmark-gfm --version
cmark-gfm: error while loading shared libraries: libcmark-gfm-extensions.so.0.29.0.gfm.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
It is clear that /usr/local/bin/cmark-gfm is the one running, but though it was modified when I did sudo make install it was broken somehow:
[redacted@redacted build]$ which cmark-gfm
/usr/local/bin/cmark-gfm
I confirmed it is not a symlink (readlink /usr/local/bin/cmark-gfm yields nothing)
You can see that the file is different, but even though the one in the system is dated a minute later when I ran sudo make install it is the broken one as proven above:
This seems to be the root cause of #163 still happening on Fedora.
Here is a demonstration (where I had a bad version installed already):
Now here is a demonstration of Issue #163 on Fedora 37:
But it doesn't happen with the copy in build:
It is clear that /usr/local/bin/cmark-gfm is the one running, but though it was modified when I did
sudo make install
it was broken somehow:readlink /usr/local/bin/cmark-gfm
yields nothing)You can see that the file is different, but even though the one in the system is dated a minute later when I ran
sudo make install
it is the broken one as proven above:There is a workaround which seems to further prove the problem:
cmark-gfm --version
works after performing that workaround.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: