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Backport "serialization: fix relocatability bug" to 1.10 #56973

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@vchuravy vchuravy commented Jan 6, 2025

(cherry picked from commit cf4f1ba)

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wsmoses commented Jan 6, 2025

Can confirm this fixes #56947

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vchuravy commented Jan 7, 2025

@KristofferC the failures look odd, but I haven't followed the backports closely to judge if this introduces anything new.

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giordano commented Jan 7, 2025

At a quick glance, doctest failure is also on the backport branch, as is the trimming one (that job should simply not run before Julia v1.12), but the test failures on this branch look real

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giordano commented Jan 9, 2025

but the test failures on this branch look real

Actually, the macOS failures are also in #57005 (another PR backporting changes to the v1.10 branch)

@vchuravy vchuravy force-pushed the vc/backport-1.10-54738 branch from 541bc5f to 787f52c Compare January 10, 2025 14:14
@vchuravy vchuravy merged commit c9b78ce into backports-release-1.10 Jan 10, 2025
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1.10: Apparent segfault in precompilation serialization
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