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Updates required for pkgsrc #20
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Is there an issue with it? |
Hey, thanks for the quick reply. I'll be honest, I'm not the one who'll be packaging this crate in pkgsrc, I'm just doing some recon to see whether it's worth trying to package it or not. I'll see if I can ping them and get them involved in the discussion, however they live in Sweden so probably asleep right now. Check back in about 7 hours or so. |
It should be possible to package since the license is MIT but just in case it's not, please let me know. |
While i've got you, are your thoughts the same on the |
That I can't really comment on since I haven't used |
Cargo appears to be using Owen's fork of
EDIT I take that back. Looks like building from git with
This needs to be patched first. |
Would a git submodule suffice? |
Unfortunately no. But that's ok, I'm speaking to a pkgsrc maintainer who may submit a PR soon |
@owenthewizard git submodules are a PITA to package. EDIT: I see now, it's 13 commits ahead of master, quadrupleslap/scrap@master...owenthewizard:scrap:master |
😞 ok, git submodule it is ... |
@owenthewizard At the moment, you don't need to do/change anything, i.e. please do not change to a git submodule, I've worked around the issue within the package build.
Maybe you want to fix the @pfr-dev Please test the package and let me know. |
Feel free to close this issue, a package is now available on our wip-repo, https://github.com/NetBSD/pkgsrc-wip/tree/790a362404f64bca3cb0ce4483585c12cfa2e214/i3lockr |
I've now moved the package from the wip repo into the main branch, https://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-changes/2024/03/18/msg295476.html This means it's now available to all users and binaries will be produced for the coming Q-release. |
Hello,
While
i3lock
is in pkgsrc already, I'd like to havei3lockr
packaged also.Currently building
i3lockr
on NetBSD usingcargo
fails with the following error:This could be patched fairly easily, however the problem is things are a bit out of date. Dependency
scrap
appears to be an inactive crate andstackblur-iter
an archived crate. While it might technically be possible to work around this for now, things will be broken in the near future.I think its safe to say you can possibly assist in updating both
i3lockr
andscrap
, and perhaps you might reach out to @LoganDark to request an update tostackblur-iter
?This wold be grately appreciated and would mean that
i3lockr
would be available inpkgsrc
, and that would certainly be cool!Thanks 👍
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