py-test-asyncio: updated to 1.5.0
1.5.0
Added
A fixture-scope value for asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope. With it, an asynchronous fixture without loop_scope uses its scope as its loop scope. This is the behavior of an unset option in pytest-asyncio 1.x.
Fixed
Invalid arguments to the asyncio marker, including an invalid loop_scope, are reported with a message that names the test instead of a traceback.
cargo-nextest: updated to 0.9.152
0.9.152
Added
cargo nextest self setup accepts a new --source install-script value. The upcoming install scripts at get.nexte.st run cargo nextest self setup --source install-script after installing nextest. As with other sources, setup is currently a no-op.
Changed
Nextest now rejects malformed or untrusted inputs in a few more places:
When reusing builds, archive extraction now fails if the archive contains entries other than regular files and directories, such as symlinks, hard links, devices, or FIFOs. Archives created by cargo nextest archive never contain such entries.
This is not classified as a security issue because build archives are not (and cannot be, because they contain arbitrary executable code) a trust boundary.
When reusing builds for a custom target, nextest now rejects target triples that contain path separators or are absolute paths.
The common situation where this can happen is with a build archive. Like in the above case, this is not classified as a security issue.
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textproc/groff-pdfmark: import groff-pdfmark-26.10
Packaged for wip by Louis Guillaume.
The groff-pdfmark package provides a suite of GNU roff macro
packages together with the pdfroff Bourne shell driver script. It
facilitates creation of PDF files that contain active hyperlinks,
bookmarks, document metadata and other PDF features, using GNU
troff as the primary typesetting engine.
Originally distributed as a contributed component of GNU groff, the
macros and pdfroff were removed from the main groff distribution
starting with version 1.24 and are now maintained separately.
This package installs the macros into share/groff/site-tmac so that
they are automatically found by groff without modifying the main
groff package.
devel/stirmake: import stirmake-0.4.5
Packaged in wip by Juha-Matti Tilli
Stirmake is a fast build tool intended to allow easily developing
correct build systems with one global directed acyclic graph for
projects spanning multiple directories and potentially including Git
submodules. It is fully programmable in the embedded Amyplan programming
language. The intention is that with Stirmake, one never has to type the
equivalent of "make clean" to fix a build.
devel/emmylua-ls: import emmylua-ls-0.25.1
Packaged by Sunil Nimmagadda for wip.
A high-performance Lua language server, code formatter, linter, and
documentation generator - built with Rust.
pmw: update to 5.34.
Set TEST_TARGET.
Version 5.34 21-September-2026
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1. Added error checks to fclose() and fprintf() except when writing to stderr.
2. Implement [hairpins underlay] and /bu on individual hairpins.
3. For hairpins that do not have an explicit opening width setting (the /w
option), if the length is sufficiently short, reduce the width to be no more
than 2/9 of the length, but with a minimum of 2 points.
4. Merged more of Jan Nemecek's additional figured bass macros into the
standard macros.
5. If the second or a subsequent movement did not have any staves, the
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Optimize cpu_switchto()'s handling of restartable atomic sequences:
- We can us any callee-saved register we want, since we've already
saved them in the outgoing PCB, so so this to avoid having to
re-load curlwp, etc. from memory. This let's us to eliminate a
branch target.
- ras_lookup() returns a pointer in %a0, but also returns the same
value in %d0. We don't care about the pointer-ness of the return
value, so just use the %d0 return and shave off several insns.
