Hi All,
Take 2; emailing the affected arch aliases directly only got
one response which included a suggestion to take this straight to -dev.
As you're probably aware, www-client/chromium is a frequently-updated
package with a not-insignificant build. Chromium has an enormous attack
surface and i
Hi Michał,
Sure. No worries - Given the trivial nature I'll update the variable
before merging rather than sending a V2 unless there's other feedback
that requires it. :)
On 3/12/24 23:26, Michał Górny wrote:
On Tue, 2024-12-03 at 22:22 +1000, kan...@gentoo.org wrote:
From: Matt Jol
Hi Michał,
I use llvm-r1 in a few packages, and for the intended purpose of
consistently selecting and depending on a specific LLVM I've had
no major issues. Overall things work well, and the addition of
LLVM_SLOT USE_EXPAND for -r1 has made influencing the selection
as an end-user (and develop
Hi MYT,
This looks good. I was going to merge however I encountered an issue;
there's no GCO signoff for this commit:
* https://www.gentoo.org/glep/glep-0076.html#certificate-of-origin
Please add the signoff (your pseudonym is fine) and I'm happy to merge.
Aside from that, since I already ha
Hi,
On 26/11/24 06:13, James Le Cuirot wrote:
You've lost some lines at the start of dev-lang/rust's src_configure, the
filter-lto line and the cross-compiler lines I added the other day. Was that
intentional?
This ebuild was modified from 1.54.0 as it was when it was removed from
the tree, a
Hi,
On 21/11/24 07:50, x...@gentoo.org wrote:
+# When formatting the "NUGETS" list it is better to not indent it,
+# but it can be indented with single tab.
This seems at-odds with the general style of ebuilds in ::gentoo.
Looking at CRATES as an example of a similar variable, this is
almost a
Hi,
On 24/10/24 17:32, Ulrich Müller wrote:
Please keep the length of documentation lines below 80 characters;
best is to break them at 70-ish chars for good human readability.
https://devmanual.gentoo.org/ebuild-writing/file-format/
index.html#indenting-and-whitespace
A bit off-topic, but:
Hi Jaco,
Sounds reasonable.
It's unmaintained, has c99 issues, and it looks like you were
actually the last activity upstream, logging a ticket...
in 2016, so I'm more than comfortable with your suggestion.
When you're ready to submit the PR for xl2tpd you can send
out the last-rites email to -
games-puzzle/seatris: last rites
Twenty-year-old tetris clone with upstream that wasn't touched since,
broken code and broken autoconf.
Removed after 2024-08-01
Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/935057
Hi Jaco,
May I suggest simply calling this USE_EXPAND QUIC_IMPL so that other
packages can potentially re-use as well?
looking through ::gentoo at least net-dns/dnsdist and net-dns/knot also
has a quic support, using ngtcp2 and/or net-libs/quiche.
With openssl 3.2 hopefully approaching stab
Hi Eddie,
On 31/3/24 21:13, Eddie Chapman wrote:
At the moment there is far too much of
a cavalier attitude about the whole thing being shown by too many,
including here I'm sad to see.
It's obvious that this is something that you are very worried about, but
I think that you need to take a de
# Matt Jolly (2024-03-11)
# Obsolete, does not compile, archived upstream.
# Removal: 2024-04-10. Bugs #876977, #907705.
media-video/obs-v4l2sink
But where do we draw the line? Are translation tools like DeepL
allowed? I don't see much of a copyright issue for these.
I'd also like to jump in and play devil's advocate. There's a fair
chance that this is because I just got back from a
supercomputing/research conf where LLMs were the hot t
On 10/2/24 08:56, stefan1 wrote:
> Both removals definitely not still being contested and debated.
You've conveniently ignored the context immediately below the line that
you chose to quote and somehow decided to try and shoehorn in discussion
of a completely different (and settled) issue. Co
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