litehtml: update to 0.9-20240402; litebrowser: update to 0.0.0-20240331

[barracuda156]

Description

Update these

Type(s)

• bugfix
• enhancement
• security fix

Tested on

macOS 14.4.1
Xcode 15.3

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[macportsbot]

Notifying maintainers:
@ryandesign for port litehtml, litebrowser.

[barracuda156]

Can’t say it’s of tremendous utility, but it works:

[ryandesign]

Thanks. I had worked on updating the port to 0.8 back when it was released but encountered three problems that the developer never acknowledged: litehtml/litehtml#264, litehtml/litehtml#270, litehtml/litehtml#271. It doesn't look like you included fixes for any of these in your PR so I'll want to investigate whether such fixes are still needed or whether the developer may have fixed the problems already without noting it in the issues.

[ryandesign]

This commit is the latest one, which is several months past the release of 0.9. What problems did you encounter with the 0.9 release that prompted you to update further?

[ryandesign]

You removed the comment that explains what the patch is for. I think I'd like to keep it.

[ryandesign]

If it no longer checks for fontconfig then I guess it should be removed from depends_lib too.

[ryandesign]

Can’t say it’s of tremendous utility, but it works:

It's not intended to be of tremendous utility as a standalone web browser. litehtml is an HTML-rendering library intended to be used by other software when needing to render small bits of HTML in their UI. Tooltips were given as an example use case. The litehtml library is in MacPorts so that ports can depend on it when needed for such purposes and also because I am interested in HTML-rendering libraries for use in one of my own projects. claws-mail, for example, uses litehtml, although it uses a bundled copy, not the one from MacPorts; litehtml is still too early in development to have a stable API. The litebrowser port is present for anyone who wants to verify the functionality of the litehtml library.

[barracuda156]

@ryandesign Sure, thank you. We should indeed check if extra fix-ups are needed, given that there were known issues (I was unaware of those).

[pmetzger]

Conflicts. Plus, how do we get this moving?

[barracuda156]

Well, I was waiting for @ryandesign – no point rebasing until he approves. (Conflict arose due to a gumbo-parser-caused revbump.)