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Update cfitsio to v3.43: includes critical bug fix - #7274
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LGTM provided the tests pass. Just a question: Why the euv variable in the script? |
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@MSeifert04 the script wasn't working for me at first, so I added those flags to help me debug it. I forgot to remove them before committing but it seems like there's no reason to remove them at this point: |
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Happy to see you found my script (and sorry that it didn't work immediately...) |
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Yikes, buffer overflows in one of the standard forms... Good to have the update. One comment is really just a question.
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I'm surprised by the need for this change - this means that in the new cfitsio library there is a directory with a . in its name. Out of curiosity, what is it?
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I guess I should wait till this is answered before merging?
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For me it was cfitsio/cfitsio.xcodeproj, which appears to be generated when building (on OSX for me). Maybe we should just explicitly remove that file rather than using -rf here?
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So, that must be a new directory. I think I'd prefer removing it explicitly, but honestly I don't really know why...
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Alright, all passed and approved, so merging now. |
Update cfitsio to v3.43: includes critical bug fix
This fixes #7272. I'll open a separate PR for backporting to 2.0.x.