Hello
I started looking at electron/electron#33690 and turns out there's already libgtk4{-dev} package in the sysroot but it's outdated.
Chromium uses a constant from GTK4 called GSK_SUBSURFACE_NODE here (and it was just the first thing that caused compilation to fail). However it's only available in GTK 4.14 while the snapshot contains 4.8.
Is it possible to bump it? From what I see on the Debian server there are version 4.8.3 -> 4.16.12 -> 4.17.1 and the first matching version (4.16) is somewhat new. I'm not familiar with Electron's policy, do you guys always match libs that Chromium requires? Or would it be a breaking change?
If it can be upgraded I can send a PR myself.
Hello
I started looking at electron/electron#33690 and turns out there's already libgtk4{-dev} package in the sysroot but it's outdated.
Chromium uses a constant from GTK4 called
GSK_SUBSURFACE_NODEhere (and it was just the first thing that caused compilation to fail). However it's only available in GTK 4.14 while the snapshot contains 4.8.Is it possible to bump it? From what I see on the Debian server there are version 4.8.3 -> 4.16.12 -> 4.17.1 and the first matching version (4.16) is somewhat new. I'm not familiar with Electron's policy, do you guys always match libs that Chromium requires? Or would it be a breaking change?
If it can be upgraded I can send a PR myself.