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Iv'e looked at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_U … ut-of-date but it seems to apply to aur. Looking on the package info on the site it says "Flagged out-of-date on Nov. 29, 2023". But not sure what to do since its been a long time since it was last flagged. Do I message the maintainer directly?
Last edited by alastair010 (2024-10-10 20:52:10)
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Generally https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=130138 - #6
What's the specific package?
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Generally https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=130138 - #6
What's the specific package?
Specific package in question is mingw-w64-gcc. Iv'e been using the up to date versions through unofficial means myself and no problems. I just hope its not been forgotten about. It's fine obviously if its not ready, but mainly was just wondering if there was a process in place to remind maintainers if they forgotten to update official package.
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wondering if there was a process in place to remind maintainers if they forgotten to update
Flagging them
https://archlinux.org/packages/?maintai … =flag_date
Felix maintains 3580 packages, 72 of them are currently flagged out of date.
mingw-w64-gcc was updated to 13.1 in Nov. 27 '23 (~4 months after the 13.2 upstream release) and flagged OOD 2 days later…
The previous update wa 14 months earlier to 12.2.0 ~1 month after the upstream release.
I assume it's moved slowly since it's mostly relevant for the wine toolchain.
If there's an open issue w/ the dated version you could file a bug at https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … c/-/issues
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wondering if there was a process in place to remind maintainers if they forgotten to update
Flagging them
https://archlinux.org/packages/?maintai … =flag_date
Felix maintains 3580 packages, 72 of them are currently flagged out of date.mingw-w64-gcc was updated to 13.1 in Nov. 27 '23 (~4 months after the 13.2 upstream release) and flagged OOD 2 days later…
The previous update wa 14 months earlier to 12.2.0 ~1 month after the upstream release.
I assume it's moved slowly since it's mostly relevant for the wine toolchain.If there's an open issue w/ the dated version you could file a bug at https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … c/-/issues
That makes sense, I didn't look at the average time between previous releases. Thanks for the research and time. Marking as solved
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