spotifyd: panic zero-initialisation of ov_callbacks #28285
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Issue in unsafe code led to a runtime panic if compiled with Rust 1.48 or newer. Relevant information: Spotifyd/spotifyd#719 Fixes void-linux#28285
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Issue in unsafe code led to a runtime panic if compiled with Rust 1.48 or newer. Relevant information: Spotifyd/spotifyd#719 Fixes #28285
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Issue in unsafe code led to a runtime panic if compiled with Rust 1.48 or newer. Relevant information: Spotifyd/spotifyd#719 Fixes void-linux#28285
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System
Void 5.10.10_1 x86_64 GenuineIntel uptodate rFF
spotifyd-0.3.0_1
Expected behavior
Spotifyd runs and plays music.
Actual behavior
Caught panic with message: called
Result::unwrap()on anErrvalue: "SendError(..)"Player thread panicked!
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Run spotifyd and try and play a song once connected.
This is a known issue with spotifyd (Spotifyd/spotifyd#719), and is caused by building spotifyd with rust 1.48. A fix for the underlying issue in librespot has been proposed (librespot-org/librespot-tremor#1) but not yet merged.
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