Specify the correct "read" and "write" bits to the NVMMU based on the
opcode of the NVMe command. Drop the opcode itself, since it isn't needed.
This allows us to drop the magic "null check" bit that is no longer
supported by the firmware that Apple ships with newer macOS releases.
Based on work done by Sven Peter over at Asahi Linux.
ok jmatthew@
sysutils/xplr: update to 1.1.1
What's Changed
fix(search): fixed a bug that caused results to reshuffle during search.
other(search): xplr search will default to the default skim algorithm.
Others:
deps: upgraded dependencies.
docs: fix nonexistent util function in upgrade guide by @latent-9 in #777
ubuntu(snap): @mikoloism helped fix Ubuntu snap build.
sysutils/dua-cli: update to 2.42.1
v2.42.1
*the same as 2.42, and:
Starting directories with a large amount of files, like 50k, now see a 5x speedup on macOS and Windows as bulk-reading is also done there. Note also that this is still a small absolute difference, 100ms vs 500ms, but a good demonstration of how much large trees with a lot of such directories will benefit by this, as these small absolute improvements accumulate.
v2.42.0
The headline or this release is ~30% better traversal performance on macOS due to the usage of bulk-metadata APIs on supported filesytems.
Bug Fixes
sanitize control characters in marked path output
dua-cli's interactive TUI is built on ratatui, which protects the
paths it renders on screen. But marking a file for deletion and then
quitting prints that file's path directly to the terminal after the
TUI has already released terminal control, bypassing ratatui's
protective rendering entirely. A scanned file's name has no character
restrictions, so a crafted file name can inject terminal escape
sequences into the printed path.
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misc/osinfo-db: update to 20260812
- Update to 20260812
- Switch to downloading from gitlab as the releases
are no longer available on the older MASTER_SITES.
misc/osinfo-db: update to 20260812
- Update to 20260812
- Switch to downloading from gitlab as the releases
are no longer available on the older MASTER_SITES.
[mlir][affine] Add early exit to getLowerBound/getUpperBound function (NFC) (#212047)
When an AffineExpr is an AffineConstantExpr, its bound can be directly
returned without computing the lower/upper bounds for all operand
values. This avoids redundant bound evaluations on operands and speeds
up static bound computation.
