py-regex: updated to 2026.7.19
2026.7.19
Git issue 607: SIGSEGV: NULL pointer dereference in `basic_match()` when `(?R)`/`(?0)` recursion is used inside a fuzzy-matching quantifier
Git issue 608: SIGSEGV: out-of-bounds read in `bytes1_char_at()` with `DOTALL` + a fuzzy constraint + `(?r)` reverse-direction matching
py-setuptools_scm: updated to 10.2.1
10.2.1 (2026-07-21)
Fixed
- Omit ``scm_version.json`` and ``scm_file_list.json`` from wheel ``.dist-info``
while still including them in sdists for fallback discovery.
postgresql-timescaledb: updated to 2.28.3
2.28.3
Bugfixes
* Wrong result when evaluating a function returning NULL in the columnar query execution pipeline
* Fix incorrect usage of sort transformation for sort key expressions with negative constants
* Allow enabling and disabling triggers on hypertables with columnstore enabled
* Fix columnstore sort pushdown to check for different query sort key collation
* Fix potentially wrong results for stddev(float4) and stddev(float8) when used with avg() in the columnar query execution pipeline
* Fix race condition when enabling compression on a hypertable
* Batch filtering for compressed DML should respect collation
* Direct delete failed to handle array predicates with NULL values and deleted more rows than intended
* Reuse existing dimension_slice IDs when possible
* Truncate constraint name before trying to rename
bash-completion: updated to 2.18.0
2.18.0
This release comes with notable changes to the directories used for
looking up and sourcing completion recipes and helpers, allowing for
more flexibility and customization and fewer conflicts between things
shipping with bash-completion and third party/upstream/origin packages.
Files that come with bash-completion itself are located in directories
reserved for that use, their names ending with `-core` and
`-fallback`. Packages should continue install their files in the same
`completions` and `helpers` dirs like before; these directories
precede the bash-completion "core" ones in lookup order.
A new concept of `startup` dirs has been introduced. Files from these
directories are sourced eagerly on bash-completion startup. This
replaces and allows for more flexibility than using the deprecated
`/etc/bash_completion.d` directory for this purpose.
