py-nihtest: update to 1.11.1.
# 1.11.1 [2026-05-18]
- Fix preload test on macOS.
# 1.11.0 [2026-05-18]
- Add support for preload on macOS.
- Remove dependency on dateutil.
www/firefox: Update to 150.0.3
* Builds on NetBSD 9 is broken. It is C++ issue in Rust style module.
It seems that Rust build module does not select newer GCC from
pkgsrc. I will revisit this later.
* Webcam input is broken under NetBSD-current. It will be fixed in 151.
Changelog:
150.0.3:
Fixed
* Fixed an issue where characters entered into password fields could appear
unmasked in print preview and printed pages. (Bug 2037803)
* Various security fixes.
Security fixes:
Mozilla Foundation Security Advisory 2026-45
#CVE-2026-8388: Incorrect boundary conditions in the JavaScript Engine: JIT
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geography/spatialindex: Update to 2.0.0
packaging NEWS:
Note that 2.0.0 is not the latest release. As described on qgis
lists, 2.1.0 changed how nearest neighbor queries with custom
functions work and it does not seem possible to use them correctly.
Thus pkgsrc is avoiding 2.1.0, as recommended by qgis.
Not mentioned in upstream NEWS:
shlib version changed from 6.1.1 to 7.0.0
upstream NEWS content;
2.0.0 has been released on 07 JUNE 2024. There are no significant
major enhancements or refactorings that should change any
behaviors. It had been a long time (almost 5 years!) since a release
and 2.0.0 was the next version number...
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py-zipstream-ng: updated to 1.9.2
v1.9.2
Restore zipserver command that was missed during build modernization
Fix tests not being included in the sdist package
v1.9.1
Declare support for Python 3.15
Always report using ZIP_STORED for directories since they're never compressed
Improve build and packaging system
cbonsai: Initial import.
cbonsai is a bonsai tree generator. It intelligently creates,
colors, and positions a bonsai tree, and is entirely configurable
via CLI options. There are 2 modes of operation: static (see
finished bonsai tree), and live (see growth step-by-step).
This package was verified to build on FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD,
retro Linux, and macOS.