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Some distros run debugedit as a part of the packaging process, after building. The latest version (as of this writing) of debugedit had a surprise change that now mangles nonstandard ELF binaries (ie. .NET binaries) which causes similar issues as stripping the executable - basically anything that modifies standard ELF binaries in some way may cause .NET binaries to stop working.
The workaround is to disable any debugedit invocations when packaging OpenTabletDriver or any other .NET executable.
Some distros run
debugedit
as a part of the packaging process, after building. The latest version (as of this writing) ofdebugedit
had a surprise change that now mangles nonstandard ELF binaries (ie. .NET binaries) which causes similar issues as stripping the executable - basically anything that modifies standard ELF binaries in some way may cause .NET binaries to stop working.The workaround is to disable any
debugedit
invocations when packaging OpenTabletDriver or any other .NET executable.Caused #3252 which now has a workaround in place
Upstream issue: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=31504
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