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When building the current master-branch something is wrong with file names of some libraries. It probably has something to do with new python3.8. In detail, if I'm running make, at some point files starting with _block and _cache (e.g. _block.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu.so) are created in */build/lib.linux-x86_64-3.8 and copied to / . Then it wants to move e.g. _block_qt.cpython-38m.so to */qt/pe but does not find this file, because the m is missing. A workaround would be, to add this m to all three affected files in */ by hand, you have to repeat compiling thrice though. I'm using Arch, but I don't think that matters.
Edit: Running is not possible as well, apparently python3.8 isn't supported at all.
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When building the current master-branch something is wrong with file names of some libraries. It probably has something to do with new python3.8. In detail, if I'm running
make
, at some point files starting with _block and _cache (e.g. _block.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu.so) are created in */build/lib.linux-x86_64-3.8 and copied to / . Then it wants to move e.g. _block_qt.cpython-38m.so to */qt/pe but does not find this file, because the m is missing. A workaround would be, to add this m to all three affected files in */ by hand, you have to repeat compiling thrice though. I'm using Arch, but I don't think that matters.Edit: Running is not possible as well, apparently python3.8 isn't supported at all.
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