Add uint32 cast to unix.SELINUX_MAGIC#71
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Otherwise this value will be treated as `int32`, which results in an build error in 386 environments: ``` selinux_linux.go:118:14: constant 4185718668 overflows int32 ``` Signed-off-by: Sascha Grunert <sgrunert@suse.com>
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Thanks for catching this! Looks like we need to have some kind of CI for this repo |
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Yeah some cross compilation builds would be good. I think I can follow up on that :) |
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@rhatdan is it possible to tag a v1.3.3 with this fix? (this regression was included in the latest v1.3.2 patch) |
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Otherwise this value will be treated as
int32, which results in anbuild error in 386 environments: