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quasselc: Update to latest commit #7454

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@neheb neheb commented Nov 17, 2018

Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev [email protected]

Maintainer: @TC01
Compile tested: mvebu

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diizzyy commented Nov 17, 2018

You can also use codeload

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neheb commented Nov 17, 2018

This is not a tagged release.

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diizzyy commented Nov 17, 2018

You can still use codeload though if you want

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neheb commented Nov 17, 2018

Yeah sure why not. Added some minor adjustments as well.

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neheb commented Nov 17, 2018

I just realized quassel-irssi is using this as a submodule. It might make sense to get rid of this package.

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TC01 commented Nov 18, 2018

Hey, thanks for looking at this. I admit I haven't really had the time to stay on top of quassel-irssi in openwrt. Do I need to do to something to sign off on PRs?

I unbundled quasselc here because I unbundled it in Fedora, too (where I am also the maintainer)-- in theory, other software could have wanted to use libquasselc. In practice, that hasn't happened, and the upstream project isn't super active anyway so... re-bundling this with quassel-irssi may make sense.

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neheb commented Nov 19, 2018

Ehhh no. LGTM or whatever works.

Does other software in Fedora use quasselc?

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TC01 commented Nov 19, 2018

No, it's just standard policy to try and unbundle where possible.

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neheb commented Dec 6, 2018

@hnyman As the irssi variant is now using the bundled version, this package is obsolete. CircleCI can't handle package removal seems like.

Switched to codeload for simpler Makefile.

Several adjustments for consistency.

Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <[email protected]>
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neheb commented Jan 5, 2019

Since this package doesn't want to get removed, I updated it instead, as was originally done.

Rebased against current master as well.

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@neheb for this sort of package I don't have complaints about less than fully tested updates because otherwise it's just bitrot -- with maintainers who aren't as active as you'd like (but who do participate) I think more patience ought to be in play. Life happens to maintainers and I know I'd be rather annoyed if I was on vacation or a couple weeks and found out that packages had non-urgent stuff pushed, especially if it wasn't something I'd haved acked as-is.

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neheb commented Jan 5, 2019

Maintainer previously ACKed this.

Upstream is basically dead. Only one package uses this.

@hnyman hnyman merged commit 2dd602a into openwrt:master Jan 5, 2019
@neheb neheb deleted the qac branch January 5, 2019 18:41
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@neheb er, I was agreeing with you on this sort of package, given the lack of appetite for removal even when it's pretty obvious it's warranted (IMO).

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BKPepe commented Nov 6, 2023

Guys, okay. Its pretty obvious to remove it. Time changed, things happened. Let's get rid of it. I will prepare PR.

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