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| name | bugs |
| description | Known bugs and quirks in dependencies and tools |
Known issues, quirks, and workarounds for dependencies and tooling used in the ikigai project.
Issue: The lcov --version command reports an incorrect version string that doesn't match the installed package version.
Evidence:
Host system (Debian 13.2):
lcov 2.3.1-1lcov: LCOV version 2.0-1Debian 13.2 container:
lcov 2.3.1-1lcov: LCOV version 2.0-1Root cause: The version string is hardcoded in /usr/lib/lcov/lcovutil.pm:
our $VERSION = "2.0-1";
This hardcoded value is not updated when the package version changes.
Impact:
lcov --version to determine actual lcov versiondpkg -l lcov (Debian/Ubuntu) to get true package version--version may make incorrect decisionsWorkaround: Use package manager to check version instead of binary:
dpkg -l lcov | grep lcov # Shows actual package version
Status: This appears to be an upstream packaging issue in Debian lcov 2.3.1-1.