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CSV.jl fails to precompile on Ubuntu server, v0.10.5 and up. #1117
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I am having the same issue on Windows. Upgrading from version 0.14.4 to 0.14.5 or the latest version result in the precompilation error below. Edit: The problem is also resolved by upgrading Julia to v1.10.0.
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Description
I am encountering a precompilation error with CSV.jl on an Ubuntu server. This issue starts from version 0.10.5.
Environment
Expected behavior
Upon adding the latest version of CSV to an environment, it should precompile successfully
Actual behavior
Attempting to precompiling CSV version v0.10.5 and up results in a segmentation fault.
To avoid cluttering this issue, I pasted the logs of the failed precompilation to pastebin: https://pastebin.com/Wr8Aw3q1
Successful downgrade
It successfully precompiles when I downgrade from v0.10.11 to v0.10.4, fails when I upgrade from v0.10.4 to v0.10.5, and succeeds again when I downgrade from v0.10.5 to v0.10.4.
Dependencies observation
We can see that there are some changes in dependencies between these versions, which may or may not be relevant to the issue. Notably, SnoopPrecompile is introduced in the versions where the problem occurs, which might affect the precompilation process.
Additional context
I'm using the MLDatasets package, which has this package as a dependency. It runs fine even with the older version.
Thank you for looking into this issue. I am happy to provide any additional information if needed.
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