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Debian build fails on fresh build from git #54
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I Installed rust from their website
the rlottie make install was here:
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This happen with rust dependencies. But rlottie i a c libary, which makes stuff complicated. I can not help you much with the rlottie issue. You should create a issue at the rlottie create https://github.com/msrd0/rlottie-rs. |
Thanks But without rlottie means for me > no animated stickers? |
Yes. But video sticker are still supported with the ffmpeg feature. |
Hey, author of lottie-rs here. I can tell you that lottie-rs needs to dynamically link |
Thanks a lot for the many quick answers. I have build now mstickereditor without rlottie support. My assumption that I can build the software without building all dependencies is not correct. My take please correct me if I am wrong: For the users that read this issue I guess that I have to build first all dependencies, partly from scratch with the appropiate build tools, before I can start building mstickereditor. |
This is correct but let me add some additional info. I suggest we split up dependencies into three categories:
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Hi
I am trying to build mstickeditor for my Debian Server (I tried 11 and 12)
It fails to build from scratch as it complains about rlottie.
As I am not a Rust dev, I assumed it would prepare all packages during build.
For now I tried building rlottie from scratch on my dev machine (debian 11) and it startet complaining about libclang. after installing that it, comes back to rlottie and fails
I used the command:
LibC error:
rlottie error:
Could someon clarify whats the correct way of building mstickeditor?
thanks a lot
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