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Simon Ser 1df2450689 github: don't truncate debug logs
This happens a lot, the latest one is [1].

[1]: https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/6570
2021-10-17 21:28:51 +02:00

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Please fill out the following:

  • Sway Version:

    • swaymsg -t get_version or sway -v
  • Debug Log:

    • Run sway -d 2> ~/sway.log from a TTY and upload it to a pastebin, such as gist.github.com.
    • This will record information about sway's activity. Please try to keep the reproduction as brief as possible and exit sway.
    • Attach the full file, do not truncate it.
  • Configuration File:

    • Please try to produce with the default configuration.
    • If you cannot reproduce with the default configuration, please try to find the minimal configuration to reproduce.
    • Upload the config to a pastebin such as gist.github.com.
  • Stack Trace:

    • This is only needed if sway crashes.
    • If you use systemd, you should be able to open the coredump of the most recent crash with gdb with coredumpctl gdb sway and then bt full to obtain the stack trace.
    • If the lines mentioning sway or wlroots have ?? for the location, your binaries were built without debug symbols. Please compile both sway and wlroots from source and try to reproduce.
  • Description:

    • The steps you took in plain English to reproduce the problem.