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        "time": "Sun Aug 09 14:29:23 2026 +0200"
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      "message": "Make the installation easier, with a script that builds rocksdb\n\nscripts/build-rocksdb.sh builds rocksdb once, with the shared and the\nstatic library, into a prefix of its own. It builds the version of the\nrocksdb package of the distribution where there is one, so that the\nstatic library matches what collocatordb is compiled against, and a\npinned one where there is none (Rocky Linux, RHEL). Older rocksdb\nversions are made to compile with newer compilers, e.g. Fedora\u0027s 10.2.1\nwith gcc 16.\n\n-DSTATIC_ROCKSDB\u003dON links rocksdb and collocatordb statically, which\nmakes counting collocations about 22% faster, without naming the two\nlibraries by their paths.\n\nThe installation section of the README is rewritten as four steps that\ncover Fedora, Rocky Linux 9 and 10, RHEL and MacOS.\n\nChange-Id: Idbb588ad517c626fc387973b676126480edb6c2e\n"
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