[clang][bytecode] Check for block pointers in Free() (#205043)
We need a block pointer here for the following operations, and non-block
pointers aren't valid anyway.
Convert SSH plugin to typesafe pattern
Migrates the `ssh` plugin from the legacy dict-based `SystemServiceService` to the typesafe pattern, matching the `ups`/`ftp` shape.
Split the single `ssh.py` into a package: a lean `SSHService` (`generic = True`) in `__init__.py` delegating to `SSHServicePart` in `config.py`, with the host-key helpers moved to plain functions in `keys.py`. `config`/`update` now return the `SSHEntry` Pydantic model in-process, so every internal consumer was updated: the `sshd_config` mako and the SSH `config.py` renderer `.model_dump()` the model at the top, and the in-process callers (`keychain`, `failover` nftables, the `service_` start/reload hooks, and the plugin's own `setup()`) were switched from string `middleware.call('ssh.…')` to typed `call2`/`call_sync2`. The only remaining string call is `etc.py`'s dynamic `CtxMethod` dispatch, which has no static method handle. Registered the service in `main.py` and added the package to the mypy workflow.
AMDGPU/GlobalISel: Remove -new-reg-bank-select option (#203929)
AMDGPU's -global-isel pipeline that uses AMDGPURegBankSelect and
AMDGPURegBankLegalize, previously -global-isel -new-reg-bank-select,
is now the default -global-isel pipeline.
Remove -new-reg-bank-select option from the compiler.
Remove -new-reg-bank-select from all llvm regression tests.
Edit a couple comments to reference RegBankLegalize instead of
-new-reg-bank-select.
[Allocator] Keep bump pointer at a minimum alignment (#203718)
Add a `MinAlign` template parameter (default 8, sizeof(size_t) on 64-bit
platforms) so that the common case `Alignment <= MinAlign` can skip
realigning `CurPtr`.
This is achieved by rounding each allocation's size up to MinAlign, so
the bump pointer stays MinAlign-aligned between allocations.
SpecificBumpPtrAllocator::DestroyAll() walks objects at a fixed
sizeof(T) stride and needs tight packing, so it uses MinAlign=1. (alignof(T) would
pack just as tightly and reuse the default instantiation, but T may be
incomplete here, e.g. `SpecificBumpPtrAllocator<MCSectionELF>`.)
Its `Allocate` still skips the realign: the slab is max_align_t-aligned
and every size is a multiple of alignof(T), so the bump pointer stays
alignof(T)-aligned and we can just request alignment 1. Over-aligned
types (alignof(T) > alignof(max_align_t)) keep requesting alignof(T).
[5 lines not shown]
strawberry: updated to 1.2.20
1.2.20 (2026.06.21):
Bugfixes:
* Defer writing playcount and rating tags for the currently playing MP3 file to prevent playback issues
* Fixed volume being reset during gapless playback when the sample rate changes between tracks
* Prevent duplicate songs with identical URL
* Fixed album shuffle to use the effective album artist
* Fixed collection watcher skipping symlinked directories
* Fixed collection subdirectory path handling when renaming directories
* Fixed songlyrics.com, elyrics.net and letras lyrics parsing
* Fixed SPC (GME) file parsing
* Fixed Tidal session not being cleared on authentication errors
* Fixed global shortcuts to use the first backend that registers successfully
* Prefer the volume UUID when identifying removable devices
* Save settings when the session manager requests a commit
* Set StartupWMClass in the desktop file to org.strawberrymusicplayer.strawberry
* Fixed two tabs closed when middle clicking on a playlist tab
[16 lines not shown]
import ports/security/py-python-pskc, ok tb@
This Python library handles Portable Symmetric Key Container (PSKC)
files as defined in RFC 6030. PSKC files are used to transport and
provision symmetric keys (seed files) to different types of crypto
modules, commonly one-time password tokens or other authentication
devices.
This module can be used to extract keys from PSKC files for use in an
OTP authentication system. The module can also be used for authoring
PSKC files.
add upstream patches for postfix/stable35, ok Brad:
postfix-3.1-3.5-tlsa-death-patch
postfix-3.4-3.7-input-limit-patch
(3.5 is the last version which works with libressl, so it's kept
around for cases when you need to use remote databases with TLS, which
otherwise usually result in conflicts)
