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Yes, but it is often a sad reality of trying to run projects mainly written for glibc on musl. Not many people write portable C these days.
by gray_-_wolf 3y ago
Yes, but it is often a sad reality of trying to run projects mainly written for glibc on musl. Not many people write portable C these days.
- account42 3y agoIt's still the wrong way to go about things. Tests are there for a reason, meaning if they fail you should try to understand them to the point where you can fix the problem (broken test or actual bug) instead of just wantonly distabling tests until you get a green light.