Hi ! Thank you for the package ! I had issue with fish completion and found a fix. According to the fish documentation, third-party software should be installed into /usr/share/fish/vendor_completions.d/ as /usr/share/fish/completions/ is for built-in completion and not always loaded by default. It'd be nice to update the PKGBUILD to replace /usr/share/fish/completions/kanidm.fish with /usr/share/fish/vendor_completions.d/kanidm.fish

what error do you get exactly, and which ticket number it is reported on upstream?

I was able to compile 1.9.2 after downgrading

• rust-1:1.94.0-2 to rust-1:1.94.0-1
• llvm-libs-22.1.1-1 to llvm-libs-21.1.8-1
• clang-22.1.1-1 to clang-21.1.8-1
• lld-22.1.1-1 to lld-21.1.8-1

that fortunately all were still in my pacman cache.

I hope this can be helpful to one or another …

@Aintaer Seems likely. 1.9.2 compiled fine on initial release, but with current Rust in repos, it refuses with tss-esapi errors for me as well now.

Running into build errors in tss-esapi since 1.9.2. Which is odd since it didn't change since 1.9.1. Could it be a rustc version issue again? I'm on rustc 1.94.0

1.6.1 has fixed the previously mentioned OAuth issue

Thanks for the comment. This is now fixed!

Hi, thanks for your package. I've noticed that you install the bash completions using a .sh file suffix. With this suffix the bash-completions package won't pick those completions up. It would be nice if you could change the PKGBUILD to install those bash completion scripts without any file suffix

Enabled the feature, given tpm2-tss is an indirect dependency of pacman (via gnupg), which means it is required on every Arch system.

//EDIT: Further added clang to makedepends as it is required for this to compile, but not essential for an Arch system