fix: move #[cfg(target_os = linux)] from fn new() to impl block#44
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The impl block references Linux-only types (ProcessView, LinuxProcessMemoryReader) unconditionally, breaking compilation on non-Linux targets. Signed-off-by: Ludvig Liljenberg <4257730+ludfjig@users.noreply.github.com>
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Whoops, thanks! And sure, if you've got the time to add them I'd accept it. |
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v2.0.2 published with this fix. |
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thanks a lot! |
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The impl block references Linux-only types (ProcessView, LinuxProcessMemoryReader) unconditionally, breaking compilation on non-Linux targets on v2.0.1. (see hyperlight-dev/hyperlight#1288 for an example)
aside: Would you be open to adding windows comiplation/tests to CI to prevent future breakage?