On Thu, Jul 30, 2020 at 03:22:16PM +0200, Alex wrote:
> This happens in every document for me.
>
> - Open Inkscape
> - Create a rectangle
> - Try to copy & paste it.
I confirm, I really can't see anything like that happening. :(
I also don't get anything at all in the terminal.
> > however, this error message is known:
> I am not sure if those are useful. The error looks like it belongs to
> some smart pointer library or something similar and isn't too helpful
> except someone knows which pointers may be the problem when copying/pasting.
The error message comes from a function dealing with ref-counting
internal to inkscape. I'm sure there are many callers to it though, so
yes, it's not incredibly useful.
> I can see if I should open an issue, I am just thinking if it affects
> upstream it would be already known. Is the Debian testing package a
> release or a snapshot from the upstream?
It's the official tarball of 1.0 from upstream, plus two very innoucus
patches (one of which is even accepted upstream):
https://sources.debian.org/src/inkscape/1.0-3/debian/patches/
> I'd like to test 1.0-4 soon, but I cannot get it from Debian unstable
> without installing a lot more unstable packages.
I doubt 1.0-4 changes anything, it's only adding this new trivial patch:
https://sources.debian.org/src/inkscape/1.0-4/debian/patches/fix-crash-missing-cursor.patch/
and 1.0-5 that I'm uploading today likewise adds a tiny irrelevant
patch.
Hence I'm positive if it's anything it's on the upstream side :)
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