Waybar Crashing #101
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Waybar installed from ALHP's community-x86-64-v3 is crashing with the error:
This crash doesn't seem to be ALHP related, as it also happens with waybar-git from the AUR and is reported in a couple issues upstream: https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+Type+is+not+convertible.
I'm hoping waybar can be removed from ALHP until this issue is resolved upstream, as the build in Arch's community repo does not exhibit the same crash.
Waybar coredumpto Waybar CrashingAre you sure this is not happening with the official build? In one of the issues you linked, someone seems to have it with the official build as well.
The issues I linked (at least, the one that had multiple user reports) describe the issue as being intermitent and inconsistent, which I can confirm happens to me as well. However, the build on alhp (and selfbuilt waybar-git from aur) crash at start 100% of the time, regardless of the config given (tested my config and the default config).
I took a look at the source itself and it uses a compiler flag to enable experimental c++ features. The last time the official package was built was Jan 10th, so I'm wondering if this got broken with arch's recent toolchain updates.
Fair enough, I have blacklisted it. I think we can leave this open until its resolved, then we can re-add waybar.
Awesome, thanks!
Waybar just got bumped to
waybar 0.9.9-2
. If the problem really lies with newer gcc versions, the official version should show these problems now as well.@anonfunc I noticed that and updated, and it worked fine without crashing. I found that odd, so I built waybar from source (again, waybar-git from AUR), and that also works now. Could have been another dependency that was broken, I'm not exactly sure. But since the source built version works now, building it in ALHP is proably fine as well.
Please try
waybar 0.9.9-2.1
if you find the time.Been using it for about 6 hours now, no issues at all. Seems solved to me, thanks!