py-xml2rfc: updated to 3.32.0
3.32.0
New Features
- Drop support for Python 3.9
Bug Fixes
- Remove duplicate anchors from authors
- text: Avoid word breaks
py-apycula: updated to 0.30
0.30
Bump Yosys version
Add msgspec to Docker image
Fix examples.
Only push Docker image on push to master
Restructure CI: consolidate chipdb, split examples by board
optimize python packer
Replace pickle with msgspec MessagePack serialization
Speed up CI with ccache for yosys/nextpnr builds
Revert CI to upstream nextpnr
Clean up chipdb generation pipeline
Add a primitive comparison tool.
BUGFIX. Restore PLL routing.
girara & zathura: update buildlinking to match current state
gitara had an SO major bump, so at minimum its ABI_DEPENDS needs
bumping. It also no longer requires GTK3, that moved to zathura, so
reflect it there instead.
No revbumps are needed, since all the dependent packages were updated
to new versions anyway. Ride those updates from earlier today.
Update to window-20260302
Teach window(1) how to deal with ANSI terminal escape sequences.
Specifically: escape sequences begining with [ and which contain ? or numeric values.
This allows window(1) to work better with those terminal programs, especially those which use
readline(3) calls, which insist on emitting these extended escape sequences even if those
definitions are not in the termcap or terminfo spec for the terminal in use.
this new support is incomplete in the sense that we don't do anything with the numeric values,
but we do honor the functions of the actions requested as long as they were actions this
program already supported.
Preliminary testing shows a vast improvement with programs like gdb and the interactive python
shells.
Teach window(1) how to deal with ANSI terminal escape sequences.
Specifically: escape sequences begining with [ and which contain ? or numeric values.
This allows window(1) to work better with those terminal programs, especially those which use
readline(3) calls, which insist on emitting these extended escape sequences even if those
definitions are not in the termcap or terminfo spec for the terminal in use.
this new support is incomplete in the sense that we don't do anything with the numeric values,
but we do honor the functions of the actions requested as long as they were actions this
program already supported.
Preliminary testing shows a vast improvement with programs like gdb and the interactive python
shells.
www/py-trio-websocket: import py-trio-websocket-0.12.2 as www/py-trio-websocket
This library implements both server and client aspects of the the WebSocket
protocol, striving for safety, correctness, and ergonomics. It is based on
the wsproto project, which is a Sans-IO state machine that implements the
majority of the WebSocket protocol, including framing, codecs, and events. This
library handles I/O using the Trio framework.
security/sshpass: Update to 1.10
Changelog:
Version 1.10
* Convert repo to git
* Remove sig unsafe functions from signal handler (Ticket #22).
* Allow -e to explicitly specify the environment variable to use
(Ticket #5).
* Unset the variable specified with -e before calling subprogram
(Ticket #25).
* Change the logic for setting a controlling TTY. Fixes compatibility
issues with OpenSolaris and MSYS/Cygwin. Thanks Marcin Olszewski for
the fix.
Version 1.09
* Explicitly set the controlling TTY (SF patch #7)
Version 1.08
* Report when IP key has changed (Closes Debian bug #730101)
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