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After upgrading our gems we encountered a lot of segfaults, which seem to be linked to pg_query (6.0.0) and google-protobuf 4.29.3 (as it works fine with 4.29.2). Other people seem to be impacted as well (we also use ruby:3.4.1-alpine). Do you have any idea where we can start to have a look to create a minimal example?
Thank you in advance
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This isn't a pg_query issue. I think the issue is that for Ruby 3.4 the precompiled google-protobuf gem doesn't work on Alpine (musl) builds. As described in protocolbuffers/protobuf#16853 (comment), you'll probably need to ensure google-protobuf uses the Ruby platform to recompile it properly:
I suspect like other precompiled gems, google-protobuf will release separate GNU and musl versions of the gem. Until then, you'll need to ensure google-protobuf is recompiled for your platform.
Hello,
After upgrading our gems we encountered a lot of segfaults, which seem to be linked to pg_query (6.0.0) and google-protobuf 4.29.3 (as it works fine with 4.29.2). Other people seem to be impacted as well (we also use ruby:3.4.1-alpine). Do you have any idea where we can start to have a look to create a minimal example?
Thank you in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: