ok Brad (maintainer)
libc++7 made <experimental/string_view> a stub containing only
#error "<experimental/string_view> has been removed. Use <string_view> instead."
One can wonder why upstream kept the header at all.
MenuMaker is a menu generation utility for X window managers on *NIX
systems. It is capable of finding lots of installed programs and
generating a root menu consistent across all supported environments.
From Alessandro DE LAURENZIS <just22 at atlantide dot t28 dot net>
OK sthen
ZDoom is a source port for the modern era, supporting current hardware
and operating systems and sporting a vast array of user options. Make
Doom your own again!
With awesome work from Timo Myyrä (maintainer), Ryan Freeman, jca@, fcambus@
ok jca@ fcambus@
This is already fixed upstream by moving to a newer version of their json
C++ library. However, that would have been a 23000+ line patch, so instead
I've remade the tarball with that new library version, calling it
openfodder-1.4.1. This new numbering doesn't interfere with upstream's
versioning. This should keep openfodder building while I work with upstream
to update to their latest (1.5.3)
quick update notes below, but you should still review upstream's
RELEASENOTES.html if you use this.
- if you explicitly configure sslcrtd_program (for advanced tls mitm
configurations) you need to change from /usr/local/libexec/squid/sslcrtd
to /usr/local/libexec/squid/security_file_certgen in your config (if you
just use options on the http_port line to enable this without extra
config, this doesn't need to change).
- if using a cert helper disk cache, you may need to clear/reinitialize
the directory (not mentioned in release notes but I needed this).
- the SMB_LM helpers (for old lanmanager protocol, which should not be
used anyway) are no longer packaged, following upstream's change in default
build.
as is now done upstream by cpan tools. This is currently unused but in
perl 5.26+ adds "." to the module include path (@INC) as a large number
of cpan ports currently rely on this at build time.
espie@ agrees that this is sane.
