lua-language-server: update to 3.19.1.
Un-BROKENs this package, patches were merged.
Over two years of development.
Provided by Sunil Nimmagadda in PR 60857.
py-uv: update to 0.12.23.
0.12.23
Python
Add CPython 3.15.0rc3 (#22164)
Preview features
Sync from uv.lock without a workspace manifest using uv sync --frozen with frozen-lockfile (#22018)
Export from uv.lock without a workspace manifest using uv export --frozen with frozen-lockfile (#22007)
Inspect dependency trees from uv.lock without a workspace manifest using uv tree --frozen with frozen-lockfile (#22016)
Inspect workspace metadata and optionally sync its environment from uv.lock without a workspace manifest using uv workspace metadata --frozen with frozen-lockfile (#22017, #22018)
Bug fixes
Reject alternate sources for workspace members across conflicting dependency selections, avoiding lockfiles that cannot be installed (#22153)
Allow x86-64 Python interpreters running under emulation on Windows ARM64 to install compatible win_amd64 wheels instead of building from source (#22099)
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rcvd: Add version 0.3.1
rcvd is a privacy-first encrypted DNS engine: a single Go binary driven by
purpose-built configuration files. It speaks DNS over QUIC (DoQ), DNS over
TLS (DoT), and DNS over HTTPS (DoH/DoH3), and never falls back to cleartext
DNS. If every encrypted upstream fails it returns SERVFAIL rather than leaking
a query over port 53.
Features include multi-upstream fallback with health checks, DNSSEC
validation, domain blocklists (plain-list and hosts formats, with wildcard
support), a local cache, runtime statistics, and both forwarder and
DoH-service (upstream) modes. TLS can be automated via ACME (certmagic) so a
DoH endpoint presents a real CA certificate with a DNS-ID in its SAN.
rcvd: Update to version 0.3.1
Privacy-first DNS. One binary, encrypted egress only
This is a small bug fix release. There are no new features and no configuration changes.
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editors/xemacs-current{,-nox11} -- Update to v21.5.37 "lettuce"
Major Features, Bugfixes, and Backward Incompatible Changes
-- Fix: Avoid OpenSSL header conflicts on windows, get Cygwin building
-- Henry S. Thompson
-- Fix: Get XEmacs building as C++ under Visual Studio
-- Aidan Kehoe
-- Fix: Handle -display correctly once more on X11
-- Aidan Kehoe
-- Fix: Turn on -fno-strict-aliasing unconditionally with clang, avoid crashes
-- Aidan Kehoe, Mike Sperber
-- Fix: Don't crash when Fselected_window() returns nil. -- Aidan Kehoe
-- Fix: Produce zero-length bit vectors without crashing, error-checking builds
-- Aidan Kehoe
-- Fix: Printing char tables respecting print-table-noreadably-length
-- Aidan Kehoe
-- Fix: Appropriate type checking with #'ephemeron-ref, avoid crashes
-- Aidan Kehoe
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py-setuptools-git-versioning: updated to 3.2.0
3.2.0
Features
Added support for dynamic-metadata 0.4+ through the setuptools_git_versioning.dynamic_metadata provider.
This enables automatic versioning with scikit-build-core 1.0+ and other compatible backends.
Added new prefer_tag: bool = False option for version_file.
Deprecation
Deprecated the setuptools_git_versioning.scikit_metadata provider.
Migrate to [[tool.dynamic-metadata]] with provider = "setuptools_git_versioning.dynamic_metadata" on scikit-build-core 1.0+ or another compatible backend.
py-checkdmarc: updated to 6.0.3
6.0.3
Fixed
SPF: a record split into several quoted strings was reported as one
oversized string ("appears to be a single N-byte string") whenever it was
reached through an include: or redirect=, or looked up with
get_spf_record(). Only check_spf() asked the resolver to keep the
boundaries between a TXT record's character-strings, so every other caller
measured the whole record as one string. The lookup now always keeps them
Changed
SPF: the quoted_txt_segments argument of query_spf_record() is deprecated
and ignored; passing it raises a DeprecationWarning. It never changed the
returned record, which always has the quotes stripped
SPF: the record size warnings cite RFC 1035 section 3.3 for the 255-byte
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