Hello, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice <[email protected]> writes:
> Commit 3e10f0eef0fb8b99f5220653b6564693365491b1 removes a phase: > >> Remove unneeded phase and some replacements. > > without explanation. It's admittedly not the prettiest hack, but is > needed to run Alacritty on Wayland[0]. > > Do you remember why you removed it? (Please, say so in the commit > message!) As written in the commit message, I removed it because Alacritty was working without it here on my Gnome 3 Wayland session, hence the "unneeded" part. What else was necessary? Please bear in mind that: 1. it was not a small version bump, so many things could have changed in the package definition; 2. the hack is actually non-trivial as it references packages that do not even belong to the inputs but was not even a single comment line explaining its importance. I'm sorry if you lost time re-instating this hack. OTOH, there is certainly room for improvement in this situation. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
