sysutils/yazi: update to 26.9.1
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v26.9.1
Fixed
Assertion failure on expanding URLs with variables containing absolute paths (#4256)
Correct open rule matching for trashed directories (#4268)
Lock directories under timeless mounts on first peek (#4306)
Honor associated text when matching character keybindings (#4279)
Materialize Git symlinks for consistent hashes (#4276)
Prune stale backstack entries on file invalidation (#4309)
Wait for terminal probe echo back before stopping instance (#4271)
Avoid flicker caused by screen clear on final response from terminal (#4250)
Fall back when vergen cannot determine Git SHA (#4252)
Improved
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www/wikid: update to 3.2.2
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new feature(s)
headless cli
search for articles: 6429556
print completions for the specified shell: 49b65ba
get a random article summary: 4e1a435
get the summary of an article: f2733c9
get the category of an article: 474546f
output can be in json (using --json flag)
wm/leftwm: update to 0.5.5
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Howdy, fellow adventurers!
This is an exciting new release meant to resolve the long-standing issue with leftwm-watchdog while bringing on a plethora of new features.
🦀 Minimum Supported Rust Version
The currently supported MSRV is 1.88.0
✨ Features & Breaking Changes
feat(#1296): add default_layout option to config by @AnthonyMichaelTDM in #1301
feat(watchdog): deprecate leftwm-watchdog bin; gate leftwm behind feature by @mautamu in #1324
feat!(config): Remove TOML support (implement #875) BREAKING CHANGE by @mautamu in #1339
feat(mouse): resize floating windows from the nearest corner by @adrian-cancio in #1372
🐞 Fixes and Improvements
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sysutils/uutils-coreutils: update to 0.12.0
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Rust Coreutils 0.12.0 Release:
We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.12.0 - a release focused on compatibility fixes for our Ubuntu friends.
Ubuntu ships uutils coreutils as its default coreutils implementation, and this cycle was driven by what their users and maintainers reported: the bugs they asked us to prioritize are all fixed here, along with a long tail of smaller divergences from GNU. Few of these are glamorous, but they are exactly what breaks a script that has worked for twenty years.
Alongside that, we removed the last C dependency of expr (onig is replaced by the pure-Rust fancy-regex), continued the Windows port (nice, nohup and hostid now build there, and uucore's filesystem layer was rewritten with safe Win32 wrappers) and landed another round of security hardening on ls, sort and install.
Also, some contributions had carried comments and code over from GNU coreutils, against our own rule
that uutils is an original implementation. We reviewed the tree and rewrote what we found, in comments and in the few functions that followed the C too closely; no behaviour change. The GNU coreutils maintainers have been notified.
GNU coreutils 9.12 was released during our cycle (kudos to the team!), and some of the work went that way too. Chasing compatibility tends to turn up things worth fixing or improving on both sides.
We also made it official: a utility being significantly slower than GNU is now treated as a bug, not a wishlist item. If you hit one, please report it as a bug.
Highlights:
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net/ttl: update to 0.23.0
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What's Changed
chore(deps): rustls 0.23.45 (RUSTSEC-2026-0285), unyank chacha20, supersede #133 by @lance0 in #135
feat: implement RFC 5837 ICMP interface and next-hop identification by @lance0 in #137
chore(deps): bump the cargo-dependencies group across 1 directory with 2 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #136
misc/rozi: update to 0.0.19
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What's Changed
ci: nightly builds, and keeping a signed release verifiable by @Razuer in #4
feat(ci): run NetBSD natively and document it as community-supported by @Razuer in #5
fix(remote): read an ELF's own OS instead of assuming Linux by @Razuer in #6
feat: control detached sessions from the CLI by @Razuer in #7
refactor: restore layer boundaries for app, commands, overlays, and focus by @Razuer in #8
refactor: split commands, preferences, workspace view, and remote state by @Razuer in #10
editors/tp-note: update to 1.27.1
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v1.27.1
Fixes:
- Percent-encode local links (viewer and --export) so '#', '?', and spaces
in path segments survive; a directory or file name containing '#' no
longer 404s in the viewer.
- Strip Nix store RPATH and patch the ELF interpreter so the x86_64 .deb,
GNU tar.gz, and ARM (aarch64/armv7l) cross-compiled binaries run on
non-Nix systems.
Dependencies:
- Switch syntect to the pure-Rust fancy-regex backend.
- Update tpnote-lib to 0.46.8 and tpnote-html2md to 0.3.10, including an
html5ever/markup5ever 0.40 upgrade.
- Routine dependency updates across the workspace.
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editors/redox: update to 0.9.0
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The biggest Redox update yet!
Major Changes:
Added a zen mode
Added a useful (and nice-looking) startup dashboard for when no launch arguments are provided
Added tab completions in the command line
Added an arithmetic expression calculator in the command line
Add a unit converter tool to the command line
Refined the buffer searching UI
Added a delimiter wrapping motion in the visual modes (<leader><delimiter>)
Added filename labels in split panes for easier identification
Added macros!!! ...along with the . replay motion
Added a vim-style :s/.../... substitution command
Added auto-closing tags for HTML-like languages
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devel/cargo-nextest: update to 0.9.145
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Changed
Configuration diagnostics now name the file each setting came from. For example, cargo nextest show-config version shows which file specified the nextest-version requirement, and cargo nextest show-config test-groups shows which file each override was defined in.
For now, this is most useful when tool-specific config files are in play, but upcoming work to support local configuration files also benefits from this. (#3580, #3584)
Config file paths in errors and warnings are now displayed relative to the directory nextest is invoked from, following typical CLI conventions. Previously, parse errors showed absolute paths and warnings showed paths relative to the workspace root. In stylized output, config file paths are now colored as well. (#3568, #3570, #3577)
Fixed
Per-test overrides and setup and wrapper scripts defined in a profile's inheritance chain are now applied. Previously, only the selected profile's own overrides and those in profile.default were consulted, so overrides in intermediate profiles were silently skipped. As part of this change, a profile that does not set default-filter now inherits it from the nearest ancestor that does, rather than always from profile.default. (#3585)
A default-filter set by a tool config file is now respected when the repository config does not set one. Previously, the tool's filter was ignored and all() was used. (#3592)
Profile inheritance cycles that span multiple config files, such as a tool config file redefining a profile that the repository config inherits from, are now detected and reported as errors. Previously, cycles were only detected within a single file. (#3588)
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audio/fasttracker2: Update to 2.24
Changes since 2.23:
v2.24 - 17.09.2026
* Some raw samples would be misdetected as an SNES BRR sample on
load. Also reduced the chance of raw samples being misdetected as
MP3/OGG/FLAC, although this was extremely unlikely to begin with.
* Smp.Ed.: The filter preview didn't work as expected on looping
waveforms
* Smp.Ed.: The filter preview duration has been lowered to 1 second
R-webfakes: update to 1.5.0.
Build fix.
# webfakes 1.5.0
* New `keep_alive_timeout_ms` option in `server_opts()` to configure the
idle timeout of keep-alive connections. The default is 5000 ms, up from
the underlying CivetWeb default of 500 ms (#114).
* Handler functions may now declare a `locals` argument, in which case
webfakes passes `app$locals` to it directly, without having to access
it through `req$app$locals` (#112).
* webfakes now builds on platforms where `ar` does not writes a symbol
index by default (@barracuda156, #121).
* webfakes now parses HTTP date headers (e.g. `Date`, `Last-Modified`,
`Expires`) correctly regardless of the user's `LC_TIME` setting
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