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Fixes installing confluent-kafka from source failing with 'librdkafka/rdkafka.h file not found'. Use this when pip tries to compile and the C headers are missing. Not for other build errors.
The crash happens when astra setup tries to read the token interactively from the console, so bypass the prompt entirely: run astra setup --token YOUR_TOKEN instead. The reporter confirmed this completes setup successfully. Starting with 0.6 the setup command requires the token argument (or prints an explicit message)…
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Running astra setup with Astra CLI 0.5 (installed via brew) crashed immediately with: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: jdk.internal.io.JdkConsoleImpl.echo(Z)Z, in SetupCmd.execute at the interactive password prompt. The CLI is a GraalVM native image, and the crash came from a known GraalVM JN…
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My pip install confluent-kafka died compiling because the C headers for librdkafka were missing. Fastest fix on a modern release: pip install -U confluent-kafka to a version with bundled binary wheels (0.11.4+), which never compiles anything.
The CLI did not handle a null keyspace set returned by the DevOps API. The maintainer confirmed the bug and shipped a fast-fix in v1.0.2, so upgrade with brew upgrade datastax/astra-cli/astra-cli (or download the latest release). If you still see the NPE after upgrading, the underlying database is likely in a bad stat…
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Running astra db cqlsh start (and even astra db get -o json) against a database whose keyspace list came back null from the DevOps API crashed with: An unexpected error occurred during the execution of the command (NullPointerException): Cannot invoke "java.util.Set.size()" because "keyspaces" is null. The database it…
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Fixed in ggshield 1.52.1, where setup_truststore() falls back to the bundled certifi certificates when the macOS version cannot be parsed instead of crashing. Run brew upgrade ggshield to get it. The reporter confirmed the fix works. Source: Source:
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After installing ggshield 1.51.0 via Homebrew on macOS, every run crashes at startup with ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''. The setup_truststore() step failed to parse the macOS version string and died before doing any scanning.
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My pip install confluent-kafka died compiling because the C headers for librdkafka were missing. Fastest fix on a modern release: pip install -U confluent-kafka to a version with bundled binary wheels (0.11.4+), which never compiles anything. If you must build from source, install librdkafka first (`brew install l…
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This was a bug in the brew-installed cb binary when run inside a container, fixed in v3.4.4, so upgrading is the cleanest fix. If youre stuck on an older version, two workarounds from the maintainer: create an API key in the Crunchy Bridge dashboard and set the CB_API_KEY environment variable instead of using cb login…
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Installing confluent-kafka from source failed with fatal error: 'librdkafka/rdkafka.h' file not found because the build needs the librdkafka C library headers first. Two options: install librdkafka before pip (brew install librdkafka on macOS, your system package elsewhere) so the headers exist, or use a release t…
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I was setting up the Crunchy Bridge CLI inside a VS Code Devcontainer on Debian bullseye. Running cb login instantly failed with error: Error executing process: 'command': No such file or directory, and reinstalling via brew didnt help. A maintainer reproduced it in a DevContainer and shipped a fix in v3.4.4. The thre…
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Installing confluent-kafka on my M1 failed no matter what flags I passed. The thread workaround (brew install librdkafka, export C_INCLUDE_PATH and LIBRARY_PATH) got the source build working, but the real fix came when the maintainers shipped macOS arm64 wheels in v1.9.2. Just pip install 'confluent-kafka>=1.9.2' in…
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On Apple M1 hosts, pip install confluent-kafka failed because there were no arm64 wheels and the source build could not find the brew-installed librdkafka headers. The historical workaround was brew install librdkafka plus export C_INCLUDE_PATH=$(brew --prefix)/include and `export LIBRARY_PATH=$(brew --prefix)/l…
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brew was shipping the x64 cb binary on arm64 Macs, which then crashed with an invalid instruction. The maintainer fixed the formula and confirmed the fix in v3.5.1. If you still have a broken install, just reinstall: brew reinstall CrunchyData/brew/cb and check with file $(which cb) that you get an arm64 binary. The r…
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Following the Crunchy Bridge quickstart on an arm64 Macintosh, the brew-installed cb binary crashed with an invalid instruction error. Running file on the binary showed it was actually an x64 build, so brew was handing out the wrong architecture on Apple Silicon. The thread closed May 2024 with the official fix.
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Install Python yourself from Homebrew or python.org (both ship Python linked against OpenSSL, not LibreSSL) and reinstall aiven-client: brew install openssl, brew reinstall python, then pip3 install aiven-client. aiven-client now requires Python 3.10+, so system Python is unsupported anyway. certifi is a hard de…
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After pip install aiven-client on a Mac, avn project list fails with SSLError(SSLError(1, '[SSL: SSLV3_ALERT_BAD_RECORD_MAC] sslv3 alert bad record mac ...')). It is caused by macOS's system Python being linked against LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL. The system Python is frozen at 3.9.6 on recent macOS (Sonoma, Seq…
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