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@ColonelThirtyTwo thanks, look like the release was replaced - if you're using a helper you may need to add the --redownload or similar to get the updated PKGBUILD - or you can skip the shasum check as you've already got the new release

The package currently doesn't seem to build as hyperrogue-13.1f.tgz seems to have a different hash than what the build script accepts.

Thank you @envolution

@RainbowShatter

/usr/share/hyperrogue

due to some issues with the game needing to find music and fonts in the CWD, it also tries to load the config from /usr/share/hyperrogue.

you can run the following commands to grant it access:

$ cd /usr/share/hyperrogue
$ sudo touch hyperrogue.ini hyperrogue.log
$ sudo chmod 666 hyperrogue.ini hyperrogue.log

it's possible for the package to do this but honestly, this should be dealt with upstream especially considering the documentation states:

"Your scores and other stats about your games are recorded to file hyperrogue.log (in Linux, ~/.hyperrogue.log). You can save your configation to file hyperrogue.ini (in Linux, ~/.hyperrogue.ini). "

Hey, wait a minute, what is the location that it is going to be installed?

I think it should have been in the ".config/hyperrogue" directory, because i've installed it and it now does not read where the "hyperrogue.ini" file is

Hey @ThoughtBubble2 - since it's not an issue with packaging but rather a runtime error, the best place to report would be upstream - hyperrogue is developed on github, and the link to their issues page is https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/issues.

Essentially you'd log a new issue identifying your platform, version of hyperrogue, and any logs you have from the app. If you can share any workflow specific actions to help induce the crash - it would be useful too - just consider the fact that it's significantly harder for them to correct if they can't reproduce the error. Mention the link https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/issues/99 in your report as I think it's related to the same ongoing issue.

It's helpful for the author if you do use the hyperrogue-git package as it is up to date with their codebase, so you don't run into a risk where they have already fixed an error you are getting ready to report.

@envolution, I want to contribute to fix this error. It's been quite some time now. I would like to get a stacktrace of this error and be able to add print statements for debugging. How do I go about doing this?

@ThoughtBubble2 good news, thanks for the update.

https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/issues is where issues are logged.

I actually think it may be related to https://github.com/zenorogue/hyperrogue/issues/99 which is also a vector bounds violation, and that area of the code is quite complex.

I've updated the issue report to let the author know it's still ongoing.

@envolution, thank you. It works now. One thing I do notice when I play the game is that the game sometimes crashes.

I get this message when I run the game from the terminal and when the game eventually crashes.

/usr/include/c++/14.2.1/bits/stl_vector.h:1130: std::vector<_Tp, _Alloc>::reference std::vector<_Tp, _Alloc>::operator [with _Tp = std::unique_ptrhr::drawqueueitem; _Alloc = std::allocator<std::unique_ptrhr::drawqueueitem >; reference = std::unique_ptrhr::drawqueueitem&; size_type = long unsigned int]: Assertion '__n < this->size()' failed.

How do I go about debugging the source code? I notice there is a hyperrogue-git package, but it seems outdated.

@ThoughtBubble2 Thanks for the info, helped me track down issues I was facing with the latest release as well. Can you try again? The music should work on your current install if you run 'hyperrogue' from within /usr/share/hyperrogue - but the new PKGBUILD does that for you