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   * Fix SIGBUS on sparc64 w/gcc 16
   * Fix os::naked_short_nanosleep on OpenBSD when < 20 miliseconds

   misc/remind: update to 6.2.9

   from Martin Ziemer (maintainer)

   Update to libxmlb-0.3.29.

   Update to openjph-0.31.0.

   Update to google-cloud-sdk-578.0.0.

   Update to appstream-glib-0.8.4.

   devel/sbt: update to 2.0.4

   update to 7.0.29; from Mark Patruck

   py-rebulk: drop upper uv bound to fix build with uv 0.12

   py-cryptography_vectors: remove upper uv bound to fix build with uv 0.12

   Update nomadnet to 1.2.8

   Update lxmf to 1.1.0

   Update to rns 1.4.2

   This includes a security fix for rnsh

   Update nomadnet to 1.2.8

   Update rns to 1.4.2

   update to libmysofa-1.3.5, ok Brad (maintainer)

   update to passwdqc-2.1.0, from David Uhden Collado, plus I bumped the
   shlib version and enabled tests.

   https://www.openwall.com/lists/announce/2026/03/05/1

   Update gitea 1.27.0 - > 1.27.1
   Changelog: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/releases/tag/v1.27.1

   www/mozilla-firefox: MFC update to 153.0.1.

   see https://www.firefox.com/en-US/firefox/153.0.1/releasenotes/

   www/mozilla-firefox: update to 153.0.1.

   see https://www.firefox.com/en-US/firefox/153.0.1/releasenotes/

   update p5-HTTP-Cookies to 6.12

   Update for Nextcloud to 33.0.7

   OK sthen@ landry@

   lang/gcc/16: update sparc64 bootstrap

   This one builds from gcc-bootstrap-16.1.0p5.tgz, after switch to devel/gas

   update to 2026.07.150.4

   Update for Nextcloud to 34.0.2

   OK sthen@ landry@

   Update for Lynis to 3.1.7

   liburcu: cherrypick mutex leak fixes

   cherrypick some liburcu mutex leak fixes (pthread_mutex_init without
   matching destroy, effectless on Linux). pointed out by otto@.

   take maintainer while there, since I also have BIND which uses this.

   update to py3-astropy-iers-data-0.2026.7.27.0.56.29

   update to py3-astropy-8.0.1
   run tests under xdist; parallelizes if MAKE_JOBS is set, but also restarts
   crashing workers, which is helpful as there are a handful of segfaults
   (however, especially with high parallelism and network available, it's
   also a bit of a stress test for filesystems, I've seen it create dirs
   that result in "find: fts_read: No such file or directory" or "rm:
   fts_read: No such file or directory" when trying to access or remove).