@Girtablulu After a update, reboot and running sudo usysconf run -f I'm back to the original error :)

The previous error is gone. But now instead I see the this error when launching Chromium:

snap-confine has elevated permissions and is not confined but should be. Refusing to continue to avoid permission escalation attacks

@Girtablulu Unfortunately this update broke docker-compose. Docker Compose has the following requirement for the requests package: 'requests!=2.11.0,!=2.12.2,!=2.18.0,<2.21,>=2.6.1'

Use MIT license

Update to 1.1.2

Update to 1.22.0

Update to 3.4.1

@JoshStrobl Alright. Updated it now to 21.0.3

Update to 21.0.3

@JoshStrobl I'm not sure whether we should already update it to 21.0.2. This is only a tag on Github but it does not seems to be officially released yet

Remove unnecessary env variable

@kyrios123 For other packages @JoshStrobl preferred longer changelogs instead of just a link. It a bit difficult here to extract just the core changes. In this case it's probably better to just use a link then.
I kept git as the source because the build script requires that it is build in a git repository. Otherwise make will fail

Now it should have a real changelog

Added changelog

Update release version and update to 2.2.1

Update to 0.12.0

Fix commit message

Anything against accepting this package for inclusion? Would be also helpful for me

Now with 2.1.0 released and LLVM 6.0 in the repos I tried to build it again. First it failed now because it can't find a package Unable to find package optimization.PGO.CoreCLR. As a workaround I added the nopgooptimize flag: ./build.sh -x64 -release -nopgooptimize.

Updated to 2.2.0 and applied the requested changes

Change dir permissions

Add lerna dependency

Update to 0.11.0

Update to 2.1.0

@DataDrake I just tested it and unfortunately it fails. Actually only Gradle 1.8 seems to be officially supported for OpenJFX at this point

Set directory permissions correctly

Updated it to the latest version. Maybe @JoshStrobl or @DataDrake can have a look?

Update to latest version 4.5.1
Remove desktop file for deprecated GUI

@tjgillies What do mean by clone here? There is no repository for it yet. It first needs to be created by an maintainer and the package approved. @JoshStrobl maybe you can give it a review?

Don't install lerna with npm

Yep, duplexer3 was also affected. Seems that the package has been hijacked. Might make sense to wait a little bit ;)

@JoshStrobl https://github.com/npm/registry/issues/255

I get the feeling the yarn registry currently has some issues. Upgrade to pinkie-promise 2.0.2 did not work for me.

Now lerna is a separate package :)

Add lerna dependency

In T2325#98312, @RexMorgan wrote:

Do you know if the fix is included in the source you're building? It looks like it's in master and will be included in 2.1.0, however it doesn't look like it's in the 2.0.0 release.

I'm not sure what branch you're attempting to build.

Here are the changes to look for:
https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/pull/15477/files

This may need to go on hold until the release of 2.1.0, so we can get a properly tagged release on github.

Still does not compile for me.

/src/pal/src/loader/module.cpp:1176:5: error: lambda capture '__param' is not used [-Werror,-Wunused-lambda-capture]
    PAL_EXCEPT(EXCEPTION_EXECUTE_HANDLER)

Remove unnecessary builddeps

I have the same issue with a Lenovo T470 when rebooting or shutting it down. I have FDE enabled in case this might have an effect here. It hangs with the following screen:

Yes, binutils and avr-binutils are not the same and probably should be two separate package. For reference here is my old package for avr-binutils T1748