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version 0.7.3 #80

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@jwahlstrand jwahlstrand commented Dec 23, 2024

Fixes #79

Skips Pango 1.55.5, which was causing a segfault locally on Linux, X11.

@jwahlstrand jwahlstrand merged commit 977cddd into main Dec 23, 2024
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dhanak commented Feb 12, 2025

As a result of this change, when I add a package that depends on Gtk4 to my environment, such as ProfileView.jl, Gtk4 v0.7.2 is selected and installed, alongside with the newest version of Pango_jll. So the effect is the opposite of the desired. I explicitly need to add [email protected] to my environment (or add a >=0.7.3 compatibility restriction) to make sure that the correct version is used.

It took me a while to track down this issue, because it manifested itself by not displaying text properly in the ProfileView window. (It picked some odd font, which didn't have the glyphs for the ASCII characters, more details here.)

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Thanks. I've learned my lesson and won't use this strategy to avoid bad JLL's from now on.

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New segfault, Linux on X11
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