New package: tstack.lnav version 0.13.1-beta4

[FaffeF]

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Validation Pipeline Run WinGetSvc-Validation-65-277928-20250725-1

[FaffeF]

Closes #277928

[stephengillie]

Automatic Validation ended with:

  Executable C:\Users\validator\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WinGet\Links\lnav.exe returned exit code: -1073741515

Hex	Dec	Inverted Dec	Symbol	Description
C0000135	-1073741515	3221225781	STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND	Possibly due to a missing dependency. (The most common dependency is Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64 / .x86)

(Automated response - build 1091.)

[stephengillie]

Manual Validation ended with:

 2025-07-25 16:21:10.021 [FAIL] Installer failed security check. Url: https://github.com/tstack/lnav/releases/download/v0.13.0/lnav-0.13.0-windows-x86_64.zip Result: 0x80004005

Hex	Dec	Inverted Dec	Symbol	Description
80004005	-2147467259	2147500037	E_Fail	Resource missing

(Automated response - build 1091.)

[Dragon1573]

Closes #277928

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[FaffeF]

Sorry, must have been drunk. Updated the description.

Though this doesn't seem as straightformard as I imagined, there seems to be some unresolved dependency, and Defender is deleting the downloaded file when installing. Not sure how to fix that

[Dragon1573]

It's still "unlinked", the issue isn't shown in "Development" section. Maybe use following markdown:

- [x] Is there a linked issue? Resolve #277927

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... and Defender is deleting the downloaded file when installing.

😕 Malware hasn't been detected on my Microsoft Defender instance.

I installed as expected, but it seems this package requires a Unix-like environment, such as MinGW / Cygwin.

[Dragon1573]

Note

In their README.md, I didn't find anything related to Windows build. I think this package is mostly aim for macOS / Linux users those need to view logs.

[FaffeF]

There is a Windows build, but it's absolutely not as ready as the mature Linux builds. It would be useful to have this great tool available on Windows without resorting to WSL or a VM. I'll see if I can figure out the syntax for the description, I wasn't aware the issue was supposed to react before the merge.

[FaffeF]

Also, the readme is probably not the most up-to-date part of the documentation. There is an lnav issue to document the Windows installation better.

[FaffeF]

😕 Malware hasn't been detected on my Microsoft Defender instance.

I installed as expected, but it seems this package requires a Unix-like environment, such as MinGW / Cygwin.

Then I don't know what Defender is doing here. The last RC was fine.

There is an included msys2.dll that I think is supposed to provide what's needed. Trying to get some more info from the developer.

[FaffeF]

Ok, Defender is no longer complaining, but it seems that lnav needs to find the terminfo file by way of $env:TERMINFO_DIRS = "/cygdrive/c/Users/.../AppData/Local/Microsoft/WinGet/Packages/tstack.lnav__DefaultSource/lnav-0.13.0/lib/terminfo"

Not sure if this is possible to accomplish, I can't think of a way to set that variable. The developer is working on removing this dependency.

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Validation Pipeline Run WinGetSvc-Validation-65-277928-20250804-1

[FaffeF]

with the latest beta changes there is no longer a dependency on external files

[FaffeF]

Ok, this is the same message as above, and manual installation and testing in a clean Windows sandbox reveals no missing dependencies. The developer states that no external dependencies are needed.

Does this automated testing work in some way which prevents lnav from accessing msys-2.0.dll, which is unpacked into the same directory? The exit code is consistent with what happens if I manually rename that file.

[ItzLevvie]

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[stephengillie]

Automatic Validation ended with:

Executable C:\Users\validator\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WinGet\Links\lnav.exe returned exit code: -1073741515

Hex	Dec	Inverted Dec	Symbol	Description
C0000135	-1073741515	3221225781	STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND	Possibly due to a missing dependency. (The most common dependency is Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64 / .x86)

(Automated response - build 1105.)

[stephengillie]

Manual Validation isn't seeing this error.

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[FaffeF]

great, thanks!