py-peewee: updated to 4.1.2
4.1.2
* Ensure quotes escaped in SQLite introspection methods, thanks @greymoth-jp
for reporting and the initial patch.
* Allow TimestampField to accept an iso-formatted str.
* Add key-existence predicates (`has_key`, `has_keys`, `has_any_keys`) to the
core `JSONField` on SQLite, implemented with `json_type()`.
* Add containment predicates (`contains`, `contained_by`) to the core
`JSONField` on SQLite via a registered `_pw_json_contains` UDF that emulates
Postgres' `@>` semantics (structural, level-aligned). The core `JSONField`
now has full predicate parity across SQLite, Postgres, and MySQL/MariaDB.
netcdf: updated to 4.10.1
4.10.1 - July 6, 2026
* Fixed outstanding CVE issues.
* Added new functions `nc_set_meta_block_size()` and `nc_get_meta_block_size()`, to allow for runtime modification of downstream `libhdf5` block size.
* Use TARGETS to install plugins
* Have hdf4 tests include MFHDF_H_INCLUDE_DIR
* Testing a fix for libhdf4 + jpeg + cmake
* add big-endian CI run and fix endian issues in test and hdf5var.c
* documentation fixes
* Fix tst_h_files4.c compatibility with HDF5 API version defaulting
* Updated nc-config.cmake.in to extend functionality of --libs-ac-syntax
* Updated the man pages
* CI fix
* fix cmode bug
* CI: Switch from miniconda to micromamba
* fix docs in libhdf4, libhdf5, and libsrcp
* documentation fixes for liblib and examples
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update transmission (and -gtk, and -qt, and -common) to 4.1.3
Fixed a CORS bug that leaked the anti-CSRF nonce. (#8938)
Fixed a use-after-free bug in peer code. (#8921)
Fixed build error when compiling with fmt 12.2.0. (#8942)
Fixed a 4.1.2 build error in tests. (#8881)
libcares: updated to 1.34.8
c-ares version 1.34.8 - July 7 2026
This is a bugfix release.
Bugfixes:
* Revert "Mark parameters in callbacks as const" which shipped in 1.34.7.
Changing the parameter types of the `ares_callback`, `ares_host_callback`,
and `ares_nameinfo_callback` function pointer typedefs was an unintended
API break: existing applications with the historical non-const callback
signatures no longer compiled, particularly in C++ where function pointer
types must match exactly. The read-only nature of the callback parameters
is now documented instead.
