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Thx @ianamason for fixing this!
Are you going to push this upstream as well?
I'm not familiar with this fork. Would you say a bit about it?
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@ianamason, I'd like to get this commit into the upstream repo. Of course, I could do a plain c-p of the code, but is there a better way that would keep as much of the commit's metadata as possible, e.g. your name, the timestamp, etc.?
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Marko,
SRI's fork is probably going to start moving again, since we have more tasks for it to do, so ...
I'm happy for you to do whatever with the fix. But if you do try to push it upstream, can you try and
push the mac segment name fix too. No reason for his version not to run on a mac again ....
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Hi Ian,
I have no write permissions to the upstream repo so whatever I do, I do it through pull requests from a fork. I am not a Mac user nor I develop on or for Mac, so I don't have a way of testing Mac-specific changes, which would be a reasonable thing to do before making a pull request. I'm using solely GNU/Linux and, looking at this narrowly, I'm happy as long as GNU/Linux-specific changes are committed.
I don't know if anyone of the guys that do have write permissions on the upstream repo use Mac. If not, it would make sense to consider adding the permissions to someone that does use Mac, e.g. you.
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OK no problem.
I may end up making a pip package on the next iteration ....