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This should let `dlopen` (through `ld.so`) handle what paths to search in for the respective libraries. Additionally this fixes a mistake with the library filenames. Now using the `SONAME` instead of a symlinked name that happened to work when dev packages are installed.
Versions v0.7.1 and v0.7.2 relied exclusively on the .so files without .1 suffix. This is 'bad' because by convention that signals we don't care about ABI compatibility. However in weird cases (*ahum* Tauri bundled appimages) this .so file is the only one available. Using this feature flag allows them some time to fix this problem and bundle with the correct filename.
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Provides some handy utilities.
Sharing draft to get some thoughts on it.
It should be invoked through
.tests/hello-examples.sh.docker,docker-compose.What it'll do is use an Ubuntu 18.04 container to build the example (as --release).
Then it should start up 4 containers,
Having different libraries installed as you would expect.
It should test crashes when lib is missing, and detection/fallback behavior.