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On Mon, 2023-02-06 at 14:09 +0000, Marek Szuba wrote: |
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> Dear everyone, |
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> Having not been given any love for a long time, we have now got in the |
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> tree a version of dev-libs/msgpack newer than 3.3.0 - namely 5.0.0. Yes, |
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> we have managed to skip the entire major version 4 (yay?)! Anyway, the |
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> version in question introduces at least two breaking changes: |
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> - since 4.0.0, the (header-only) C++ library is no longer bundled with |
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> the C one. As a consequence, a new(ish) package dev-cpp/msgpack-cxx has |
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> been introduced and >=dev-libs/msgpack-5.0.0 no longer provide |
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> IUSE="boost cxx"; |
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> - since 5.0.0 CMake modules for both the C and the C++ variant of |
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> msgpack have different names, which might break cmake-based revdeps |
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> which have not been updated accordingly. |
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> In light of the above, both dev-cpp/msgpack-cxx and |
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> >=dev-libs/msgpack-5.0.0 are currently masked in order to give the |
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> maintainers of msgpack devreps ample time to test compatibility with the |
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> new versions. They will, however, be unmasked on the 3rd of March unless |
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> major problems are encountered with the revdep update. There is a |
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> tracker bug "msgpack-5" which can be used to group related issues. |
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Given there's only a handful of revdeps, perhaps you could simply test |
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them? |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |