Version bump to 1.6.0 including the following changes:
- Nim now comes with testament
- Fusion library is no longer bundled with nim
- Examples no longer come with nim
- FIX - non-x86_64/i686 nim.cfg compiler configuration
Non-x86_64/i686 builds no longer end up with a broken nim.cfg which
will try to use the package build time $CC to build packages for the
package architecture as well as a bunch of others (which will simply
not work).
- FIX - arm nim.cfg compiler configuration
The default arm.linux.gcc.(linker)?exe variables are now commented on
non-x86_64/i686 builds to ensure that arm packages don't end up with
the same issue as above.
- CLEANUP - use koch to build non-x86_64/i686 tools
The loop was unnecessary.
- note: This means nimsuggest is now built without -d:release on all
builds (not just x86_64/i686 builds). I am not sure if this is
intentional or an upstream bug, should be investigated at some
point.
- CLEANUP - use make to build the bootstrap compiler
- remove VLC entirely (deprecated by upstream)
- update vendored tarballs
- add zxing and cmis tarballs (zxing isn't packaged by void, cmis
upstream doesn't make releases with the necessary changes, see [1])
- builds were erroring out if the translation, dictionaries and help
tarballs weren't unpacked, so remove them from the skip_extraction
list, but still symlink them into the external dir so the build system
doesn't try to download them
- move most subpackages to depend on writer, since it contains some of
the needed pieces for them. This closes#34304
- remove outdated permission fix for soffice
[1] https://github.com/tdf/libcmis/issues/42
The original upstream maintainer, Drew Devault, has stepped down and a
fork was created (with Drew's approval) under the same name. The fork
has patched in a large backlog of crashes and bug fixes and put out a
new version 0.6.0 recently. I think now that the aerc community has
consolidated on this fork it would be appropriate to update out package
to the new upstream.
More info about the fork and new maintainer can be found in this
discussion: https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/aerc/%3CCFBVJ3G1Y4YB.ZI6C02D0MS0S%40diabtop%3E
