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Julie Auto-Complete breaks User-Session #557

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Fobhep opened this issue Nov 24, 2022 · 6 comments
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Julie Auto-Complete breaks User-Session #557

Fobhep opened this issue Nov 24, 2022 · 6 comments
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Fobhep commented Nov 24, 2022

This is a placeholder for now - will specify further still

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Dugong42 commented Nov 28, 2022

I ran into a similar issue when installing julie in my WSL Ubuntu from the v4.4.1 DEB file.

After installing it, I could not open new shells, instead I had the error :

-bash: LC_IDENTIFICATION: unbound variable

Commands ran with wsl -e <cmd> with no interactive shell still worked, so I thought there was something wrong with the startup scripts.

Uninstalling julie fixed my problem, though I don't know exactly what caused the issue.

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Fobhep commented Nov 28, 2022

yeah - I wonder whether we can fix this by removing the
set -o nounset
line from the script.
I am only confused since I thought I had this working before w/o any issues :D

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Fobhep commented Nov 28, 2022

ok - imho this is due to systemd/systemd#19987

I did not manage to check in the nick of time, whether that was fixed for systemd-249 already or only afterwards.
I for myself have sytemd249 - @Dugong42 can you check your systemd version?

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Fobhep commented Nov 29, 2022

ok - wrong again.

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#set -o errexit
set -o nounset
set -o pipefail

works again if I remove the first bash-set-command.
@purbon wdyt? could we make this a dirty-hot-fix to remove the bash-flags until we have a proper solution again?
Keeping this way will likely break a bunch of user-sessions of people :P

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Fobhep commented Nov 29, 2022

Created a hotfix

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Dugong42 commented Nov 29, 2022

I did not manage to check in the nick of time, whether that was fixed for systemd-249 already or only afterwards. I for myself have sytemd249 - @Dugong42 can you check your systemd version?

Though the installed version is 245, systemd is not enabled on my WSL. So not sure if that helps...

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