Imath is a basic, light-weight, and efficient C++ representation of 2D and 3D
vectors and matrices and other simple but useful mathematical objects,
functions, and data types common in computer graphics applications, including
the "half" 16-bit floating-point type.
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libImath is now split from the graphics/openexr package.
ok robert@
- prevent a race where 'gotadmin cleanup' deletes concurrently created objects
- plug a small memory leak in tog's show_diff_view() function
- fix a use-after-free in get_changed_paths() in got and tog
- use less memory allocations when formatting log messages
- make got_deltify() rellocate the deltas array less often
- plug a memory leak in an error path of got_deltify()
- fix miscalculation of the final pack file size reported by got_pack_create()
- fix the error message shown when the server sends a bad ref line
- prevent NULL deref in got-fetch-pack if server does not announce capabilities
- add a missing bounds-check in got-fetch-pack when parsing server response
- fix, again, use of POSIX [ s1 = s2 ] syntax instead of [ s1 == s2 ] (naddy)
- add 'got send' for sending changes to remote repositories (with naddy, tracey)
- allow deletion of refs/remotes/ branches with got branch -d
- add missing "return 1" to failure handling in the regress scripts (naddy)
- make realloc_ids() malloc-like and do not overallocate (naddy)
- fix seek to incorrect offset in the delta base when creating deltas
- use gmtime_r(3) to display timestamps in UTC as intended (found by naddy)
- add keys for navigating to first/last item of tog log and diff views (jasper)
Puppet 5 and 6 currently use Ruby 2.7, as that is the default Ruby
version. Puppet 6 can probably run on Ruby 3.0 after a distpatch,
but Puppet 5 would require additional backporting (how much is
unknown). Both Puppet 5 and 6 depend on facter and mcollective,
and all must use the same Ruby version. So setting all four ports
to use Ruby 2.7 seems like the simplest way to continue to keep things
working when the default Ruby version is switched to Ruby 3.0.
While here, add install patches for Puppet 5, 6, and mcollective
to build with Ruby 3.0, and add backport a distpatch from Puppet 7
to Puppet 6 to allow Puppet 6 to run on Ruby 3.0. This will make a
future switch to Ruby 3.0 easier.
These changes should not have a runtime effect on Puppet 5 or 6.
The Puppet 6 port is bumped, due to the backported patch, but that
patch should not change runtime behavior on Ruby 2.7.
review from sebastia@ (Puppet 5 maintainer)
OK kn@ (Puppet 6 maintainer)
this software wants some features not on earlier cpus. (if someone has
a computer too old for this, i would give you a nickel for another
computer, but i bet you have several newer ones already..)
