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casilda| Run-time dependency wlroots-0.20 found: NO (tried pkg-config and cmake)
cambalache-1.0.1/subprojects/casilda/meson.build:20:14: ERROR: Dependency "wlroots-0.20" not found (tried pkg-config and cmake)
A full log can be found at /home/koutheir/.cache/paru/clone/cambalache/src/build/meson-logs/meson-log.txt
I think we now need wlroots0.20 as a build dependency
[impulse@librelaptop cambalache]$ pkgctl version check
Out-of-date
! cambalache: upgrade from version 0.96.3 to 1.0
Can you add me as a co-maintainer so i can help keep the package maintained?
I'm currently waiting for an GTK 4 update to get in the extra repository in order to push the 1.0 release (once it's out, I'll definitely do that)
This package should only be flagged as out-of-date only when there's a new stable release (as indicated by an even major or minor version number component)
Feel free to use the nvchecker file (or the pkgctl version check command) to confirm that's the case
@Keops The current newest release tag (0.97.4) is a development release (as indicated by the odd minor version number which is also reflected in the .nvchecker.toml file) and Arch doesn't really package development releases (or even Linux kernel RC tags)
The development release thing was also confirmed to me by the main developer in the Cambalache Matrix room
Thank you for your work DodoGTA and I hope my comments helped :) .
@OxayotlTheGreat I forgot I left that there (anyway that should be fixed now)
Why is there exit 1 in the package function?
Extra repos changed the way wlroots is packaged, I think Cambalance should now depend on wlroots0.18 or wlroots0.19 instead of wlroots (which doesn't exist anymore).
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This package should only be flagged as out-of-date only when there's a new stable release (as indicated by an even major or minor version number component)
Feel free to use the nvchecker file (or the
pkgctl version checkcommand) to confirm that's the case