Looks like the new patch isn't applied because the spec does not use %autosetup or %patch.

I think the build would fail if it was applied, though, because this patch is already included in upstream 1.16.1. So I would remove the patch from the source package and just close the associated bug.

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My only guess is that /usr/bin/bst somehow uses the version of bst I have installed with pip.

Testing this again, I get 1.4.1 (but this also matches the version of bst I currently have installed with pip, whereas I had 1.2 installed earlier...).

@bochecha I did indeed, but you can see that there is coming from /usr/bin/bst.

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This should be fixed since Thursday. Is your runtime older than this?

Thanks. I found the problem and will try again soon.

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atim, is your crash caused by this update? If so (e.g. the crash goes away when you downgrade) then please leave -1 karma. Otherwise, don't leave any karma.

I'll look at your bug report if you please leave a link to it. (I don't see any new ones reported today.)

Thanks for the feedback. Got a couple more patches coming.

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No, this is stripped4.

(Then again, our gstreamer doesn't seem to be built against fdk-aac so it probably doesn't matter.)

This update should probably be reserved for rawhide because it contains API/ABI breaks and will probably break gst-plugins-bad, see: https://gitlab.com/freedesktop-sdk/freedesktop-sdk/merge_requests/1457#note_185356074

Yes.

This is an F29 update from eight months ago that was never even pushed to stable. It's not the cause of your problems.

This fixes https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1696529 but it looks like I don't have permission to edit the update for some reason....

Fixes plymouth#68 for me.