At least one of the gating tests is not compatible with RPM's signature requirement. I'm going to waive it.

This update has been unpushed.

@siosm If that's the case, I don't think we can ever again introduce any Lua scripts into glibc. That's not great. (Forcing users to update on particular timeline, first to pick up the rpm-ostree, and then start shipping the new glibc a few weeks later does not seem to be workable).

@adamwill Is it safe to push this now?

Retriggered the tests because of a 404 HTTP error when accessing kojipkgs.

@davidlt Aren't we in the release freeze now? I suppose I could prepare a Fedora 42 update and have it wait in the queue.

The problematic GCC commit has been reverted upstream and reimplemented in a completely different way. The crash is gone. We'll do a glibc rawhide sync from upstream glibc, using the new GCC snapshot soon.

I forgot that Fedora 42 uses GCC 15, too. Same regression as in the rawhide update: FEDORA-2025-6616d58c7a

And malloc/malloc.os is the file that is miscompiled.

Bisected down to GCC's r15-7400.

@adamwill Yes, I'm looking into it. Bisecting GCC now. The crash does not reproduce when building current glibc sources with gcc-15.0.1-0.7.fc42.x86_64.

“indicates that glibc has a per-package gating policy with different requirements for testing vs. stable”

I'm not sure this is intentional. Do we need to add more items here?

decision_contexts:
  - bodhi_update_push_stable
  - bodhi_update_push_stable_critpath

Is this the reason why this update appears stuck?

I re-reported the rpminspect segfault here: https://gitlab.com/testing-farm/general/-/issues/94

I'm going to waive the failure, hoping that it's unrelated to the present builds.

I filed the rpminspect crash as:

• Segmentation fault during analysis of glibc-2.40-14.fc41

Ugh, looks like I submitted an older build by mistake without checking NVR. Not sure what happened to the -13 build.

Thanks. I need to do another update anyway with a security fix (which this build here introduces into Fedora 40 for the first time). So I suppose we got lucky in some ways.