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Chromium's depot_tools are not able to fetch V8's source on Alpine Linux #259
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Strange enough install in the docker ruby:2.5-alpine container just works:
Notable similarities: It's the exact same version. |
There seems to be lack of upstream support of the SDK with Alpine at this point: Reference issues:
Star those issues to help get them resolved or even better -- suggest patches. |
Any idea why this just works within a docker container? |
Hey, it does not. If you take a closer look, This has been linked against glibc, which makes it unusable on Alpine afaik. :( |
Huh... Actually it might work -- the Dockerfile you're using downloads and compiles Ruby from source which I think is linked against glibc... https://github.com/docker-library/ruby/blob/699a04311386ecc98ca242fc9bdee17fb4008863/2.5/alpine3.7/Dockerfile The Ruby in Alpine's repos is not and in fact is patched to not use binary versions of gems because of the reason I outlined in the comment above. |
Oh. Right. That makes sense. |
Made a comment here regarding musl support and a possible partially upstream solution: #270 (comment) |
Closing as this issue is completely sidestepped in libv8-node, and has musl builds. |
I'm getting an error when trying to install
libv8
. I'm using Ruby 2.5.0 on Alpine Linux. It seems to be a problem with downloading the sources.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: