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105 lines
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name: Failure to build
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about: Report a failure to build current code in any supported configuration.
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labels: 'build-failure'
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title: 'Build failure: '
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assignees: 'vLKp'
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These instructions are wrapped in comment markers. Write your answers outside the comment markers. You may delete the commented text as you go, or leave it in and let the system remove the comments when you submit the issue.
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Use this template if the code in master fails to build for you. If your problem happens at runtime, please use the issue template `Runtime crash` or the issue template `Runtime bug`, as appropriate.
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Please use a descriptive title. Include in the title the _first_ error message. Attach the full output of `scons` or paste it inline inside triple backticks. Collect the output from a run with `verbosebuild=1`; `verbosebuild=1` is default-enabled when output is written to a file or can be set explicitly on the command line.
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### Environment
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If you received a pre-packaged source archive from someone, describe how others can get the same archive. For publicly linked downloads, the download URL of the archive is sufficient. Please link to the program archive, not to the web page which links to the program archive.
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Good URL: https://www.dxx-rebirth.com/download/dxx/user/afuturepilot/dxx-rebirth_v0.60-weekly-04-14-18-win.zip
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Bad URL: https://www.dxx-rebirth.com/download-dxx-rebirth/
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#### Operating System Environment
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State what host platform (Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux, *BSD) you tried. If you tried multiple, list all of them.
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* [ ] Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
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* [ ] Microsoft Windows (64-bit)
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* [ ] Mac OS X
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** For distributions with specific releases (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu), give the name and number of the release.
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** For rolling distributions (Arch, Gentoo), describe how recently the system was fully updated. Reports from out-of-date systems are not rejected. However, if your issue is known to be fixed by a particular update, the Rebirth maintainers may suggest that update instead of changing Rebirth.
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Add versions as needed.
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* Debian
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* [ ] Debian Stretch
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* [ ] Debian Buster
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* [ ] Debian Bullseye
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* [ ] Debian Sid
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* Fedora
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* [ ] Fedora 28
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* [ ] Fedora 29
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* [ ] Fedora 30
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* [ ] Fedora 31
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* [ ] Fedora 32
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* [ ] Rawhide
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* Ubuntu
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* [ ] Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus)
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* [ ] Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
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* [ ] Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish)
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* [ ] Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo)
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* [ ] Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine)
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* [ ] Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa)
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* [ ] Arch
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* [ ] Gentoo
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* [ ] OpenBSD
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* [ ] FreeBSD
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* [ ] NetBSD
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#### CPU environment
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If unsure, omit this section. Generally, if you are on an architecture that requires special consideration, you will know your architecture.
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* [ ] x86 (32-bit Intel/AMD)
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* [ ] x86\_64 (64-bit Intel/AMD)
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* [ ] ARM (32-bit)
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* [ ] ARM64 (64-bit; sometimes called AArch64)
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### Description
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#### Regression status
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### Steps to Reproduce
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