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hobbes1069
This update has been unpushed.
Whoops, I usually catch that. I'll add it to the update.
Crap... embree requires both tbb and OpenImageIO... I'm going to kill off my side tag and start over when you guys are done.
Sorry about the mess as I'm updating OIIO now with a soname bump. I'm thinking the best thing I can do at this point is to finish and merge the side tag and then you can rebuild it in yours?
Hopefully the package maintainer will respond but I'm not 100% they are CC'd since this is my update, but as you can tell from the changelog I only rebuilt the package. It would probably be better to file a Bugzilla ticket.
Has anyone tried libdxfrw 1.1.0-rc1?
Ok, well that's better at least. Do you have bandwidth? Or I can do it later as I'm still technically "at work".
Well... That's not good. That was a lot of work. Any options for manual intervention from infra?
Can I rebuild ffmpeg before this goes stable? I forget how that works. Or do I need a buildroot override?
Sorry about that, I keep forgetting there are other consumers for codec2 these days beyond Ham Radio (FreeDV).
This update has been unpushed.
You don't push to testing, that's automatic, as is stable most of the time. Guessing it's part of the F33 release freeze.
I usually check for dependent packages using repoquery, but somehow missed this one. The maintainer has submitted an update.
I have contacted the maintainer for CubicSDR about rebuilding the f31 package.
A little late for negative karma to be meaningful. Unfortuantley wsjtx needs the 4.0 pre-release, so the question is who wins? Hopefully a simple rebuild fixes it.
Fixed the actual problem, but running the command rpkg by itself still produces confusing output:
$ rpkg 'Namespace' object has no attribute 'command'
With the .2 package? I tested installing all of the packages and it worked fine in mock.
While not ideal since it can pick up other packages, I used --enablerepo=updates-testing in a mock build to get the update and it worked fine.
Yes, that's a common use for Qt5 applications and is support on X11 but not Wayland. Looks like it's not a show stopper though. Nonetheless I'll report upstream. Thanks.
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