Running the proton-auth application from AUR produces the following error message:
/usr/bin/…/lib64/gcc/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/15.1.1/…/…/…/…/include/c++/15.1.1/span:302: reference std::span::operator const [_Type = const char8_t, _Extent = 18446744073709551615]: Assertion ‘__idx < size()’ failed.
Reinstalling the application and doing a full -Syu update do not yield any results.
Currently running Cinnamon-X11 as DE if that helps, but tried the Wayland version as well with the same outcome.
pacman will not install or update this package pacman -Syu will just update your base system - nothing from the AUR
How did you install the package?
It does have some dependencies but it is basically just the pre-compiled Debian package unpacked.
The PKGBUILD on the AUR was updated a few hours ago - depending on how you install the package, you might have gotten the older cached version.
Perhaps try installing it again using makepkg?
Sorry if my report caused confusion.
The installation was done via the AUR (I use bauh as a front-end to manage AURs, flatpaks and snaps).
The pacman update was suggested as a comment in the AUR thread as the error suggests some type of mismatch with the C++ standard library versions.
I did even try using Debtap prior to finding the AUR package, but it ended giving me the same error, so I figure it’s something with my configuration or dependencies
This on Plasma (Testing) agrees with you, so this is a case where the AUR is aligned with Arch - and there are occasional failures when Arch moves on (along with the AUR) and possibly left us behind.
As previously mentioned - it’s a good idea to learn some basic Markdown, and forum editing
Overall the solution may be to 1. Snapshot and switch to Unstable branch or 2. Wait for the C++ stars to align
Thank you all for the participation and feedback.
I can now confirm that with the latest stable update of the gcc packages proton-authenticator-bin 1.0.0.3 is now able to open and function.