Adam Thompson

Indeed - it's turning out be more-or-less impossible to install on CentOS/Rocky/Alma/RHEL 8.x without compiling a whole bunch of Python 2 modules from scratch. Is anyone actively working on this?

Whether every write corresponds to "physical" disk activity depends on a wide variety of OS- and environment-specific concerns and is nearly impossible to determine. With sufficient abstraction layers (e.g. virtualization,...

Yep... my point was that since the assertion in the changes file is the logical opposite of what the PHP docs say, it leads to confusion. It certainly let to...

Oh. I just noticed the text "...uses a database of Twitter users and Mastodon users who signed in here..." so I guess that explains it. Crap.

Of course I figured it out mere minutes after opening the issue: all the files go into ~/.vim/after/ftplugin. Would you mind documenting that, though?

The `links` table has been renamed `neighbors`: ```update/216.sql:RENAME TABLE `links` TO `neighbours`;``` That's a trivial fix. However, that's not the only problem, they've also removed the `ports-state` table altogether: ```update/341.sql:DROP...

I guess I should mention that I'm seeing this behaviour as of commit 369413a59438e845623614686c83e36f04867013. I haven't tested anything older yet.

Specifically, the bashrc file became incompatible with pdksh somewhere between v0.23 (when OpenBSD pdksh support was introduced) and now. I'm looking at it now to see if it's a big...

the only problematic code I'm seeing at the moment is __perlbrew_purify(). pdksh does not support either -a or -A, the technique used in this function is incompatible with all versions...