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Swift 5.5 wants to use setpgid, which breaks the sandbox.
Only tier1 works, the other tiers need more work.
Swift apparently just sends compressed data even when the client doesn't ask for it.
using APT packages
Xyene
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May 30, 2022
no worries, I just wasn't sure you noticed the PR.
👍 Thanks for the review, will update the PR a few spare minutes. |
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haven't had the chance yet to verify whether |
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tweaked it a bit further, have another look @Xyene |
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Thanks @timbussmann. I'll hold off on merging until a judge-side PR is ready, but this looks good to me. |
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Starting with .NET Core, there should be no need to use mono. This PR adds the .NET 6 SDK using the APT package installation documentation. Installing the .NET SDK seems to be the first step before looking into adding a executor?
Not exactly sure how reliably this works with debian:sid since the guidance only documents stable releases but it seems to work on my machine (TM). I had to replace the
wget https://packages.microsoft.com/config/debian/10/packages-microsoft-prod.deb -O packages-microsoft-prod.debfrom the documentation to usingcurlsince wget didn't seem to be available somehow?An alternative would be to use the installation script which looks simpler (
curl -sSL "https://dot.net/v1/dotnet-install.sh" | bash /dev/stdin) and might require less maintenance effort but it won't add thedotnetexecutable path and that would have to be done separately.