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Sign up[WIP] Backporting security fixes to 0.26 #120
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D4N
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Crap! I see one of the checks has failed. You're not quite there yet - however you will be soon. |
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It seems that it was a failure in travis-ci (yes ... sometimes it fails). I just re-triggered the jobs to see if they pass now. |
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Oh damn it! It seems that one of the PPAs that we are using to provision software in the Travis-CI virtual machines is discontinued. I will try to fix the situation in other Pull Request ASAP |
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Oh ... I was not looking at this correctly. Of course, in 0.26 we did not have all the travis-ci stuff. Actually travis should not run any check on this PR since there is not I will merge this since we already checked those fixes in master. |
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Thanks for taking care of this! |
D4N commentedOct 15, 2017
I have backported the security fixes of the recent weeks to the newly created 0.26 branch.
Unfortunately, the
bugfixes-test.out
file was impossible to merge, I'll try to recreate it manually (the main issue here is, that some debug output was removed/changed since 0.26). However, none of the reproducers should result in crashes any more.For completeness sake, the following issues were fixed: