R-xts: update to 0.14.3.
Fixes build with current R.
xts 0.14.3 (2026-09-26)
Fix deprecated special names in structure() calls. (#440)
Fix time-of-day subsetting (e.g. x["T18:00/"]) to create
fractional seconds as decimal fractions instead of raw integers.
The previous behavior could return incorrect results, and error
on R-devel (r90486). (#441)
xts 0.14.2 (2026-02-27)
Removed ATTRIB() and SET_ATTRIB() from C code, since they are
not part of the public R API. (#436)
Fixed crash when endpoints() was called on an xts object with
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R-Rcpp: update to 1.1.2.
Committed during the freeze since it should help with the execinfo
problems on *BSD.
Changes in Rcpp release version 1.1.2 (2026-07-01)
Changes in Rcpp API:
Use of execinfo.h is again conditional to avoid build complexity (Dirk in #1445 addressing #1442)
An internal state component for Datetime is now int (Dirk in #1448 and #1449 fixing #1447)
Three new (in R 4.6.0) attribute accessors are used conditionally (Dirk in #1450 closing #1432)
An UBSAN error in the Sugar-based NA comparison has been corrected (Iñaki in #1453 fixing #1452)
Treatment of Inf outside of integer range in Sugar function has been corrected (Iñaki in #1458 fixing #1455)
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simulavr: fix build with compilers defaulting to c++17
They have std::byte in the namespace (due to 'using namespace std),
which conflicts with the local byte typedef.
Bump PKGREVISION.
R-s2: force C++17
something sets this to build with C++20, but the code is not ready for this
it uses features that were deprecated in C++17 and removed in C++20
Force C++17 to fix the build.
New package, openbao-2.6.2.
This is a straightforward build with the vendored Go modules. I have not
applied any of the NetBSD patches from security/vault. Tested only on Linux so
far.
OpenBao is an open source, community-driven secrets manager and fork of
Vault managed by the Linux Foundation's OpenSSF.
Arbitrary key/value secrets can be stored in OpenBao. OpenBao encrypts
these secrets prior to writing them to persistent storage, so gaining
access to the raw storage is not enough to access your secrets.
OpenBao can generate secrets on-demand for some systems, such as
Kubernetes or SQL databases. After creating these dynamic secrets,
OpenBao will also automatically revoke them after the lease is up.
OpenBao provides encryption as a service with centralized key management
to simplify encrypting data in transit and stored across clouds and
datacenters.