Working as expected here.

Works.

GPUCache needs cleaning after update 23.2.1-1 -> 23.2.1-2, but no problem after update 23.2.0~rc3-1 -> 23.2.1-1

KDE Plasma crashed when opening Firefox. After running rm -r .cache/kwin .cache/plasmashell the crash is fixed. Maybe these updates really do need to trigger whatever cache invalidation is going on. (AMD RX 6600 XT, so likely not related to Intel fix)

plasmadesktop crashes with firefox-118.0.1-4.fc39 , no problem with firefox-118.0-1.fc39.x86_64

Firefox crash is discussed in Firefox package update: https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2023-bbb8d72c6f#comment-3236545

I'm wondering if it's possible to implement GPUCache cleanup script within the mesa package? I'm hitting it more and more often and all electron based apps are affected lately, so it needs to go one by one to clean those up, just as a suggestion

After installing this update VS Code no longer rendered correctly. Removing ~/.config/Code/GPUCache/ fixed it.

Not sure how this can be handled better, since package updates cannot touch user's data. Is there a mechanism to invalidate caches?

Generally works well so far on RX7900XTX

At this point, given the amount of problematic Electron-based apps, I'm running this after mesa update:

for i in $(find ~/.config -type d -name "GPUCache" 2>/dev/null); do rm -rf ${i}; done

no issues on Intel Corporation CometLake-H GT2 [UHD Graphics] (rev 05)

Works on Intel 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics vendor: Acer Incorporated ALI driver: i915 v: kernel

Works Lenovo P1 4th gen

Confirming the GPUCache issue - Slack and Chrome had rendering issues after this update until I

for i in $(find ~/.config -type d -name "GPUCache" 2>/dev/null); do rm -rf ${i}; done