Bug#900928: deps
Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-04-13 19:28:16) > 13. Apr. 2023, 19:18 von jo...@jones.dk: > > Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-04-13 18:04:54) > >> I won't do that for the rust crates (except binary ones) since that > >> is the Rust Teams' policy. > > [...] > >> I will maintain the GTK stack within the rust team as ITP some more > >> GTK-rs stuff. fwiw I continuously commented my progress here and in > >> the debcargo-confs' TODO file. > >> > > > > Ok, so your avoiding Debbugs to track ITPs is deliberate. > > > No, I do use debugs to track ITPs I was referring to the packages you "have been constantly working on" yet didn't appear in the header of this bug#900928. > No one except you uses it to track rust library crates [...] > I really don't see the issue here. Fine. I thought you saw an issue with recognition, and apologize for having wasted your time with a collaboration practice that (according to you) noone but me bothers doing. Let's dial back to your original request before my ramblings: Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-03-14 11:39:30) > I wanted to discuss fractal. [...] I have been constantly working on > [deps]. [...] I have been constantly working on [more deps], too. > [...] Since I also put in some effort I also would like to be included > as uploader. I think this is fair since now 80% of the dependencies > are covered. When you work on, say, gtk+3.0, then you receive recognition for your work in that package. Not in e.g. gnome-control-center or firefox despite both of those other packages depend on gtk+3.0 and thus benefit from your contribution there. Similarly, that you "have been constantly working on" a shitload of dependencies for fractal does not grant uploader right/recognition for fractal. Not because you are any lesser than me nor because of how I choose to create packages nor because I am not member of the Rust team, but because it would not be fair to do so. I welcome collaboration. Both indirect ones like packaging of needed dependencies, and direct ones like patches to packaging. I shall gladly acknowledge contributions, fairly. - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ * Sponsorship: https://ko-fi.com/drjones [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private signature.asc Description: signature
Bug#900928: deps
13. Apr. 2023, 19:18 von jo...@jones.dk: > Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-04-13 18:04:54) > >> 13. Apr. 2023, 17:39 von jo...@jones.dk: >> > Please consider using the Debian bugtracker to communicate "intents >> > to package" by filing an ITP bugreport for each single upstream >> > project that you work on packaging for Debian. >> > >> I won't do that for the rust crates (except binary ones) since that is >> the Rust Teams' policy. >> > [...] > >> I will maintain the GTK stack within the rust team as ITP some more >> GTK-rs stuff. fwiw I continuously commented my progress here and in >> the debcargo-confs' TODO file. >> > > Ok, so your avoiding Debbugs to track ITPs is deliberate. > No, I do use debugs to track ITPs (like this one, see comments above on my progress). No one except you uses it to track rust library crates because the policy of the rust team states that. And I think most maintainers have better use of their little time to file 20+ ITPs for rust crates. ftpmasters are also ok with that, so I really don't see the issue here. And updating stacks with 60+ crates like GTK is way easier if it all is in one repo. I hoped to avoid this can of worms exactly because of that. regards, --- Matthias Geiger (werdahias) -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- mQINBGJGNsQBEADCVylaCtYtBQW4NmDrZOIizSrVlv5ZJ5WJ128MAblWk3fRFPya Cs/klkTT58ehBSr61sXVP+NpkF7MWOBu2CNg66U40a/Eb+v4poxNaIjXKvQtf51S y5yGwmTc7IJg8HuohT7K3/pcsEt0jvYSwvvDFUIz5WdOR5RmB7WkDRGh8Zaior3z tzx6AKhx/aXmAc/i4BDavDxZeFC0d79H3S1+TvFsvhyIZXIFTB0sTzWreZZxSOjk Mz6xxgWGdc27lsbZbKU7N+c+GnWrRlTjimU1AfPLJQgehIejR9pSyZ2Y5BAqB7Qr f8Tvc8jc1kDx473sUUla6ELEuJMIISK1qam/B7buxZ1r/ngWRiQsqAHznm7OYk69 ttXBeHxS1b+HrcJMWfROkzsTuG6G//axMCb6x0MuyOgLXk87aDnDx1fPn62R+tq7 T4JvW51TSnlNNh75zA+8w3UzDHy2By0H6NSfiLerNnF7LGCXk7AiwQsaplrEjo/1 /4NraAqy1eO69SyozSiRuuA5KemlyPwJokpp2HMJX3cry2J7lV0+wnaaorQzz5Fi 7gRRlqXrOGwEcEG6i62VbIv2VW3Zy+qjaD3HRWXfKXXjpXske41Trv2qPI2/kGtJ TRWSWdTQ42oYOaEg/KUh0GnEoZerj50JC1qGmwElKYgd+2XQ8qR7uIB5qQARAQAB tDFNYXR0aGlhcyBHZWlnZXIgPG1hdHRoaWFzLmdlaWdlcjEwMjRAdHV0YW5vdGEu ZGU+iQJUBBMBCgA+FiEEwuGmy/3s5RGopBdtGL0QaztsVHUFAmJGNsQCGwMFCQPC ZwAFCwkIBwIGFQoJCAsCBBYCAwECHgECF4AACgkQGL0QaztsVHVMxQ/+M5JEQ5wk DDblHGUlK8IBnPM5peuDrMdQAsOQ5nSv90gl4z4HkRgomS70xMpvoS+g/8hPym4G PXpSFJsZWjFevACWMzZO84pqJhPaFnmjh3utkkiblNf8Wi350K+luAlRvT1FVD6i HM6kOxU0P9t9+PU38FH299oRw2qEqDw5Wx+Hrnp4gaGv1mssvAMiXeaaPGx4KSz8 sNXADHJDo78U6RGJM/rSng/8M7zd3c6E8MIH958mlWjUb8T10AZ/otH3nFSRIfds 5MdnnrsKAK3DMW4RanRWHPvTsICDDkuRvigd32waQRdZeA3dNbPxM6tKDL9GEH8Q AnkShJ7VmTXP9CV20vj15mleoeDMgqhX5KEOsc3DMnKcVqdb9CzHj6jNSFUverk1 bBNaJpIiWwtwjueR4Hgdof80AAgRin4YnWaOaPTSusrKyN8dCRVcRIbauVooWLil q2OrWftDVmmNciwoHr5/WDPNgkv9DAgY+DX8Y8LMWAkXgpB0KniiQaLzrW34zjnP ALTLTIvNid6YX8KOY6KhAVWfVdMC5j6GEGfbfyMLz63YPxA9Q1Af6oXS8MbdHyBw JV8ns2xm5fD2vZVw6JI1e8AMMDjH2fAqmH23MG0fN0zd2NUToHmvhX9APSzJIbET doFPn/mI/az4Oh24WHf3Ozr+XEDyWcyy1y+5Ag0EYkY2xAEQANL26Ixtq1QMUM+5 MHl2FK4foRODoKHe4ZzdOAumUBPJE/pxGVlVxCqzC+LUeFvA8LTYCt1B60yRveYR 4mmPTA7nAerG2m4aQPeIfzz6HXWkiu9mzgxqjhPxitiMR5f1du1rAWGPZxSkhdW6 fDWT4PkHoY78jbQXWYEnV85rwtZIZIduHGKWzyxln3qjrefmB04QkPJ2BDOsRTtD YeNddHAvcgZtyepqZka9lpowQTY6TXwM8uYArEa7Hll/4r9rcvkVQUxf8jqYpZ3v PLSzvvaDouH7WAg5nUaTeWAQdSq108rNRSTgScLZWjwmhFBA46RneRpij2OJ0lW4 QqFTlldjWXzgGj6u4nbXrSERGaPwyLGIkHoKbnTAm7791d/Y5UQImuPb1tIg5Pf7 OhtyWw3bstVDa5MvIUuGpi5yKPirhrtAfdZ3H2/HR814JuL2BYdjyCuR/Sj/lZTx +gJ0bm+Llr0KZDhjKMeWaqVqsD4bybgEe4d3zE4sj9GZ0tNUvXfPaRGY6tgh9sgT Iy28vnyYpFX+oSIZXRreDpfzyjDhvNbB+AFsPN5OXqaBpmu/378T5nRpUj/qbqEZ EsloCbAmgHfvIysQWYdJ+63S3ZqpbEQRa4Y7DeybaLi8xTMfdWa19T7vQY3mVWn5 ZooycK4fkbedu19+5l8zfhR7oWyBABEBAAGJAjwEGAEKACYWIQTC4abL/ezlEaik F20YvRBrO2xUdQUCYkY2xAIbDAUJA8JnAAAKCRAYvRBrO2xUdRuPD/4tdAf8nxsA upo5O99E4AS59OTXPQuVgt1U2Z7ssDvZ3O6qbZvIBWQ0NqnCsprCt71M6cWC2dkq WUs3oRRu4IzuB4LErcTr597k+iltJ60rhDL/hxSumToH6FSX1w8EWJVg3xgP4U39 HSx6QOlZ3bTgd9dS5S46jOptIYzX5wYkNzyMj1hbmTg0lVyMtWjqfCLNmF3EzGGC BLR3tMOxZURrxx8tL48iJlFyxJG3XahoyxDSNepo5HZ+AUnNq2TJPoPJQfb1/GB/ /LycKSXWgblyWuGRlgoCE1JcdwuRM5hI2xugZQrhgZaPUBch1MSoiIqwgR1A8NPL iypUPnwG4vEaVbMtem7OUghsx+fYwuGq0T7/ezjyVRv86U2gU1bmbxojct1AXSCT FCCR3Y8QAHV9o8U/eZ1XzcEZsXFd6siO5nEBl9HaTHh5gWDrk/molP85S7Y9JIBP wZygBjWOPCCkFlIuiPQlXsJezVu93ydz7uCNIJfHv30oVedcYHN1Wr7B/1j8wXMy wqW4Nw54yZ8zaJIo01Khym6cFFVXoAUZa+5QRvSmjnm1Go+ZwZA9i7zo/6LLSpeR 04+4a1Daysk0fTf+DscrxQbUBZX17e1n/EtLS8/pp+Xb/k1JK1iiNcdpfLJ7RNik GX00szhWs5riRMzIibFDsE/FyYVNX2VHQg== =onWA -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-
Bug#900928: deps
Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-04-13 18:04:54) > 13. Apr. 2023, 17:39 von jo...@jones.dk: > > Please consider using the Debian bugtracker to communicate "intents > > to package" by filing an ITP bugreport for each single upstream > > project that you work on packaging for Debian. > > > I won't do that for the rust crates (except binary ones) since that is > the Rust Teams' policy. [...] > I will maintain the GTK stack within the rust team as ITP some more > GTK-rs stuff. fwiw I continuously commented my progress here and in > the debcargo-confs' TODO file. Ok, so your avoiding Debbugs to track ITPs is deliberate. I shall try to remember that, to not waste more time for both of us. - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ * Sponsorship: https://ko-fi.com/drjones [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private
Bug#900928: deps
13. Apr. 2023, 17:39 von jo...@jones.dk: > > I appreciate your work on getting dependent Rust crates packaged for > Debian. > thanks. > Personally I dislike the all-crates-in-one-git approach practiced in the > Rust team, and since the team has made it a "must" to do so within the > team I am not in that team at all. > that's what I hoped to avoid. > Please consider using the Debian bugtracker to communicate "intents to > package" by filing an ITP bugreport for each single upstream project > that you work on packaging for Debian. > I won't do that for the rust crates (except binary ones) since that is the Rust Teams' policy. You choose not to do so. While I agree that a big monorepo is not ideal the updating process is way more streamlined and that much crates can't all be maintained each in a seperate repo. That'd be madness. > > I don't use the GNOME desktop myself, and do not maintain a range of > packages tightly related to GNOME, so for me it would be more a burden > to engage in yet another team with maybe-peculiar-to-me policies. > they use a pretty standardized workflow (DEP 14). just a thought. > I totally get that. > > It pains me that when I ask about your work, you point me to what I > perceive as a teamwork with little visibility of your efforts in it. > well it's always teamwork I guess; I can claim the GTK update as my efforts. > Personally I suspect that some of the pain you have gone through in > getting those packages in shape is due to the Rust team "streamlining", > and I fear that the current blocker of bug#1017905 is a sign of that. > No. This is (while indirectly caused by me) not an issue imo, rather ftpmasters insisting the GTK-rs code generator needs to be shipped. (Note that this was fine before for some time) See the linked thread on the bug. > What I think is best for Debian is that we collaborate more in Debian. > Agreed. > > In Debian as a whole, not (only) within teams. > > I dislike several things in the Rust team, and I suspect that > bug#1017905 exists because of the Rust team insisting that Debian > packaging should mimic upstream distribution design. > See above. > You apparently work in the Rust team. If it works for you, then great - > I am not saying you should leave. But I am saying that I am torn > between wanting to collaborate and then having strong opinions myself > that arguably hinders collaboration. > I will maintain the GTK stack within the rust team as ITP some more GTK-rs stuff. fwiw I continuously commented my progress here and in the debcargo-confs' TODO file. Regards, Matthias Geiger -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- mQINBGJGNsQBEADCVylaCtYtBQW4NmDrZOIizSrVlv5ZJ5WJ128MAblWk3fRFPya Cs/klkTT58ehBSr61sXVP+NpkF7MWOBu2CNg66U40a/Eb+v4poxNaIjXKvQtf51S y5yGwmTc7IJg8HuohT7K3/pcsEt0jvYSwvvDFUIz5WdOR5RmB7WkDRGh8Zaior3z tzx6AKhx/aXmAc/i4BDavDxZeFC0d79H3S1+TvFsvhyIZXIFTB0sTzWreZZxSOjk Mz6xxgWGdc27lsbZbKU7N+c+GnWrRlTjimU1AfPLJQgehIejR9pSyZ2Y5BAqB7Qr f8Tvc8jc1kDx473sUUla6ELEuJMIISK1qam/B7buxZ1r/ngWRiQsqAHznm7OYk69 ttXBeHxS1b+HrcJMWfROkzsTuG6G//axMCb6x0MuyOgLXk87aDnDx1fPn62R+tq7 T4JvW51TSnlNNh75zA+8w3UzDHy2By0H6NSfiLerNnF7LGCXk7AiwQsaplrEjo/1 /4NraAqy1eO69SyozSiRuuA5KemlyPwJokpp2HMJX3cry2J7lV0+wnaaorQzz5Fi 7gRRlqXrOGwEcEG6i62VbIv2VW3Zy+qjaD3HRWXfKXXjpXske41Trv2qPI2/kGtJ TRWSWdTQ42oYOaEg/KUh0GnEoZerj50JC1qGmwElKYgd+2XQ8qR7uIB5qQARAQAB tDFNYXR0aGlhcyBHZWlnZXIgPG1hdHRoaWFzLmdlaWdlcjEwMjRAdHV0YW5vdGEu ZGU+iQJUBBMBCgA+FiEEwuGmy/3s5RGopBdtGL0QaztsVHUFAmJGNsQCGwMFCQPC ZwAFCwkIBwIGFQoJCAsCBBYCAwECHgECF4AACgkQGL0QaztsVHVMxQ/+M5JEQ5wk DDblHGUlK8IBnPM5peuDrMdQAsOQ5nSv90gl4z4HkRgomS70xMpvoS+g/8hPym4G PXpSFJsZWjFevACWMzZO84pqJhPaFnmjh3utkkiblNf8Wi350K+luAlRvT1FVD6i HM6kOxU0P9t9+PU38FH299oRw2qEqDw5Wx+Hrnp4gaGv1mssvAMiXeaaPGx4KSz8 sNXADHJDo78U6RGJM/rSng/8M7zd3c6E8MIH958mlWjUb8T10AZ/otH3nFSRIfds 5MdnnrsKAK3DMW4RanRWHPvTsICDDkuRvigd32waQRdZeA3dNbPxM6tKDL9GEH8Q AnkShJ7VmTXP9CV20vj15mleoeDMgqhX5KEOsc3DMnKcVqdb9CzHj6jNSFUverk1 bBNaJpIiWwtwjueR4Hgdof80AAgRin4YnWaOaPTSusrKyN8dCRVcRIbauVooWLil q2OrWftDVmmNciwoHr5/WDPNgkv9DAgY+DX8Y8LMWAkXgpB0KniiQaLzrW34zjnP ALTLTIvNid6YX8KOY6KhAVWfVdMC5j6GEGfbfyMLz63YPxA9Q1Af6oXS8MbdHyBw JV8ns2xm5fD2vZVw6JI1e8AMMDjH2fAqmH23MG0fN0zd2NUToHmvhX9APSzJIbET doFPn/mI/az4Oh24WHf3Ozr+XEDyWcyy1y+5Ag0EYkY2xAEQANL26Ixtq1QMUM+5 MHl2FK4foRODoKHe4ZzdOAumUBPJE/pxGVlVxCqzC+LUeFvA8LTYCt1B60yRveYR 4mmPTA7nAerG2m4aQPeIfzz6HXWkiu9mzgxqjhPxitiMR5f1du1rAWGPZxSkhdW6 fDWT4PkHoY78jbQXWYEnV85rwtZIZIduHGKWzyxln3qjrefmB04QkPJ2BDOsRTtD YeNddHAvcgZtyepqZka9lpowQTY6TXwM8uYArEa7Hll/4r9rcvkVQUxf8jqYpZ3v PLSzvvaDouH7WAg5nUaTeWAQdSq108rNRSTgScLZWjwmhFBA46RneRpij2OJ0lW4 QqFTlldjWXzgGj6u4nbXrSERGaPwyLGIkHoKbnTAm7791d/Y5UQImuPb1tIg5Pf7 OhtyWw3bstVDa5MvIUuGpi5yKPirhrtAfdZ3H2/HR814JuL2BYdjyCuR/Sj/lZTx +gJ0bm+Llr0KZDhjKMeWaqVqsD4bybgEe4d3zE4sj9GZ0tNUvXfPaRGY6tgh9sgT Iy28vnyYpFX+oSIZXRreDpfzyjDhvNbB+AFsPN5OXqaBpmu/378T5nRpUj/qbqEZ EsloCbAmgHfvIysQWYdJ+63S3ZqpbEQRa4Y7DeybaLi8xTMfdWa19T7vQY3mVWn5 ZooycK4fkbedu19+5l8zfhR7oWyBABEBAAGJAjwEGAEKACYWIQTC4abL/ezlEaik F20YvRBr
Bug#900928: deps
Hi Matthias, [quoting previous private post to help establish context] Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-03-14 11:39:30) > I wanted to discuss fractal. I also have a somewhat related interest to it. I > have been constantly working on it. My wip-gtk branch covers most of its > missing dependencies, so the big chunks missing are the matrix sdk and > comrak. I have been constantly working on those, too. I'd like fractal to be > maintained within the GNOME team since 1) it uses the GTK stack and 2) is > also a circle app. Since I also put in some effort I also would like to be > included as uploader. I think this is fair since now 80% of the dependencies > are covered. Quoting matthias.geiger1...@tutanota.de (2023-04-13 14:57:41) > > Is your work available publicly somewhere? > > > Yes. The matrix-sdk depends mainly on ruma which is 80% packaged in the > debcargo-conf repo. > The GTK-rs update is visible here: > https://salsa.debian.org/rust-team/debcargo-conf/-/merge_requests/463 and > most of the *debs are here: > https://salsa.debian.org/werdahias/obfuscate-wip/-/tree/debs?ref_type=heads > > Stuff still missing: ashpd, oo7 and matrix-sdk. The former two are GTK > related and I will package them as soon as the GTK update gets uploaded > because I need them anyway. the latter needs ruma which I have constantly > been working on. > comrak isn't needed anymore apparently. Ah, makes sense now. I thought you meant that you mean a wip-gtk branch of the fractal packaging - i.e. this git repo: https://salsa.debian.org/matrix-team/fractal I appreciate your work on getting dependent Rust crates packaged for Debian. Personally I dislike the all-crates-in-one-git approach practiced in the Rust team, and since the team has made it a "must" to do so within the team I am not in that team at all. Please consider using the Debian bugtracker to communicate "intents to package" by filing an ITP bugreport for each single upstream project that you work on packaging for Debian. That enables us to keep track of efforts targeted but not yet included formally into Debian - i.e. the very purpose of that class of bugreports in the Debian bugtracker. > wrt maintaining: I thought all GNOME circle apps should be also maintained > within the GNOME team, maybe even in a separate workspace, but that is just > my opinion (especially since I maintain three of those programs that way). > You're free to maintain it however you see fit, I didn't want to impose. There are benefits of streamlining packaging within a team, but there are also drawbacks of "optimizations" done within single teams. There is a real risk that packages may bitrot when maintained by a team with a too large focus, as single packages at the edge of their focus may not get adequate attention. Obviously a package may lack attention *anywhere - we do not magically get more hands by splitting the task into more smaller buckets. But in a smaller team mistreated packages has arguably a higher chance of getting noticed - either by the team itself or by fellow Debian devopers outside of the team or by users. I mean, the task list for the security team is several pages long: https://udd.debian.org/dmd/?team%2Bpkg-security%40tracker.debian.org#todo ...but that pales in comparison with the task list for the python team: https://udd.debian.org/dmd.cgi?email1=team%2Bpython%40tracker.debian.org There is no single obvious way to group packaging efforts. Some teams streamline for one build systems (e.g. Rust team). Some teams streamline for one programming language, across build systems (e.g. Perl, Java, and Python teams). Some teams streamline for one widget toolkit use, across languages (e.g. the GNOME team). Some teams streamline for one desktop environment, across widget toolkits (e.g. LXQT team) Most packaging teams at https://wiki.debian.org/Teams, however, have a scope of concrete tools or a smaller collection of interrelated tools. The GNOME team likely has a team policy that optimized towards projects closely related to the GNOME core infrastructure, at the expense of packages more loosely related to that. That does not mean that all projects close to GNOME is better off maintained by that team, only that maintenance of the projects there benefits from that optimization - but the backside is that maintainers are then expected to align with the policy. I don't use the GNOME desktop myself, and do not maintain a range of packages tightly related to GNOME, so for me it would be more a burden to engage in yet another team with maybe-peculiar-to-me policies. > Regarding the "credit": also maybe came off wrong. My POV: I made a list of > all the fractal deps and slowly started working those off. I put in a lot of > effort to get the GTK-rs update underway and the rest of the fractal stuff > like ruma. I guess that resulted in me thinking "Well, I do want some of the > credit for working on fractal!" And I think while that may
Bug#900928: deps
Hi Jonas, > Is your work available publicly somewhere? > Yes. The matrix-sdk depends mainly on ruma which is 80% packaged in the debcargo-conf repo. The GTK-rs update is visible here: https://salsa.debian.org/rust-team/debcargo-conf/-/merge_requests/463 and most of the *debs are here: https://salsa.debian.org/werdahias/obfuscate-wip/-/tree/debs?ref_type=heads Stuff still missing: ashpd, oo7 and matrix-sdk. The former two are GTK related and I will package them as soon as the GTK update gets uploaded because I need them anyway. the latter needs ruma which I have constantly been working on. comrak isn't needed anymore apparently. wrt maintaining: I thought all GNOME circle apps should be also maintained within the GNOME team, maybe even in a separate workspace, but that is just my opinion (especially since I maintain three of those programs that way). You're free to maintain it however you see fit, I didn't want to impose. Regarding the "credit": also maybe came off wrong. My POV: I made a list of all the fractal deps and slowly started working those off. I put in a lot of effort to get the GTK-rs update underway and the rest of the fractal stuff like ruma. I guess that resulted in me thinking "Well, I do want some of the credit for working on fractal!" And I think while that may seem selfish I still deserve that as I put in constant work towaord the goal of packaging fractal. It's not my intention to come off that way but I think you get my point. Honestly: Feel free to do whatever you think best for debian. The GTK stack will land in trixie and then it's straightforward to finish packaging. Please don't interfere with a) the gtk stack and b) the rest of the ruma stack, I kinda don't care about the rest. (not trying to start a side discussion which rust packaging is better; if I have an overview for both stacks that makes things easier) Sorry for a bit of an rant and the wall of text, I hope this clears things up. regards, --- Matthias Geiger (werdahias) -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- mQINBGJGNsQBEADCVylaCtYtBQW4NmDrZOIizSrVlv5ZJ5WJ128MAblWk3fRFPya Cs/klkTT58ehBSr61sXVP+NpkF7MWOBu2CNg66U40a/Eb+v4poxNaIjXKvQtf51S y5yGwmTc7IJg8HuohT7K3/pcsEt0jvYSwvvDFUIz5WdOR5RmB7WkDRGh8Zaior3z tzx6AKhx/aXmAc/i4BDavDxZeFC0d79H3S1+TvFsvhyIZXIFTB0sTzWreZZxSOjk Mz6xxgWGdc27lsbZbKU7N+c+GnWrRlTjimU1AfPLJQgehIejR9pSyZ2Y5BAqB7Qr f8Tvc8jc1kDx473sUUla6ELEuJMIISK1qam/B7buxZ1r/ngWRiQsqAHznm7OYk69 ttXBeHxS1b+HrcJMWfROkzsTuG6G//axMCb6x0MuyOgLXk87aDnDx1fPn62R+tq7 T4JvW51TSnlNNh75zA+8w3UzDHy2By0H6NSfiLerNnF7LGCXk7AiwQsaplrEjo/1 /4NraAqy1eO69SyozSiRuuA5KemlyPwJokpp2HMJX3cry2J7lV0+wnaaorQzz5Fi 7gRRlqXrOGwEcEG6i62VbIv2VW3Zy+qjaD3HRWXfKXXjpXske41Trv2qPI2/kGtJ TRWSWdTQ42oYOaEg/KUh0GnEoZerj50JC1qGmwElKYgd+2XQ8qR7uIB5qQARAQAB tDFNYXR0aGlhcyBHZWlnZXIgPG1hdHRoaWFzLmdlaWdlcjEwMjRAdHV0YW5vdGEu ZGU+iQJUBBMBCgA+FiEEwuGmy/3s5RGopBdtGL0QaztsVHUFAmJGNsQCGwMFCQPC ZwAFCwkIBwIGFQoJCAsCBBYCAwECHgECF4AACgkQGL0QaztsVHVMxQ/+M5JEQ5wk DDblHGUlK8IBnPM5peuDrMdQAsOQ5nSv90gl4z4HkRgomS70xMpvoS+g/8hPym4G PXpSFJsZWjFevACWMzZO84pqJhPaFnmjh3utkkiblNf8Wi350K+luAlRvT1FVD6i HM6kOxU0P9t9+PU38FH299oRw2qEqDw5Wx+Hrnp4gaGv1mssvAMiXeaaPGx4KSz8 sNXADHJDo78U6RGJM/rSng/8M7zd3c6E8MIH958mlWjUb8T10AZ/otH3nFSRIfds 5MdnnrsKAK3DMW4RanRWHPvTsICDDkuRvigd32waQRdZeA3dNbPxM6tKDL9GEH8Q AnkShJ7VmTXP9CV20vj15mleoeDMgqhX5KEOsc3DMnKcVqdb9CzHj6jNSFUverk1 bBNaJpIiWwtwjueR4Hgdof80AAgRin4YnWaOaPTSusrKyN8dCRVcRIbauVooWLil q2OrWftDVmmNciwoHr5/WDPNgkv9DAgY+DX8Y8LMWAkXgpB0KniiQaLzrW34zjnP ALTLTIvNid6YX8KOY6KhAVWfVdMC5j6GEGfbfyMLz63YPxA9Q1Af6oXS8MbdHyBw JV8ns2xm5fD2vZVw6JI1e8AMMDjH2fAqmH23MG0fN0zd2NUToHmvhX9APSzJIbET doFPn/mI/az4Oh24WHf3Ozr+XEDyWcyy1y+5Ag0EYkY2xAEQANL26Ixtq1QMUM+5 MHl2FK4foRODoKHe4ZzdOAumUBPJE/pxGVlVxCqzC+LUeFvA8LTYCt1B60yRveYR 4mmPTA7nAerG2m4aQPeIfzz6HXWkiu9mzgxqjhPxitiMR5f1du1rAWGPZxSkhdW6 fDWT4PkHoY78jbQXWYEnV85rwtZIZIduHGKWzyxln3qjrefmB04QkPJ2BDOsRTtD YeNddHAvcgZtyepqZka9lpowQTY6TXwM8uYArEa7Hll/4r9rcvkVQUxf8jqYpZ3v PLSzvvaDouH7WAg5nUaTeWAQdSq108rNRSTgScLZWjwmhFBA46RneRpij2OJ0lW4 QqFTlldjWXzgGj6u4nbXrSERGaPwyLGIkHoKbnTAm7791d/Y5UQImuPb1tIg5Pf7 OhtyWw3bstVDa5MvIUuGpi5yKPirhrtAfdZ3H2/HR814JuL2BYdjyCuR/Sj/lZTx +gJ0bm+Llr0KZDhjKMeWaqVqsD4bybgEe4d3zE4sj9GZ0tNUvXfPaRGY6tgh9sgT Iy28vnyYpFX+oSIZXRreDpfzyjDhvNbB+AFsPN5OXqaBpmu/378T5nRpUj/qbqEZ EsloCbAmgHfvIysQWYdJ+63S3ZqpbEQRa4Y7DeybaLi8xTMfdWa19T7vQY3mVWn5 ZooycK4fkbedu19+5l8zfhR7oWyBABEBAAGJAjwEGAEKACYWIQTC4abL/ezlEaik F20YvRBrO2xUdQUCYkY2xAIbDAUJA8JnAAAKCRAYvRBrO2xUdRuPD/4tdAf8nxsA upo5O99E4AS59OTXPQuVgt1U2Z7ssDvZ3O6qbZvIBWQ0NqnCsprCt71M6cWC2dkq WUs3oRRu4IzuB4LErcTr597k+iltJ60rhDL/hxSumToH6FSX1w8EWJVg3xgP4U39 HSx6QOlZ3bTgd9dS5S46jOptIYzX5wYkNzyMj1hbmTg0lVyMtWjqfCLNmF3EzGGC BLR3tMOxZURrxx8tL48iJlFyxJG3XahoyxDSNepo5HZ+AUnNq2TJPoPJQfb1/GB/ /LycKSXWgblyWuGRlgoCE1JcdwuRM5hI2xugZQrhgZaPUBch1MSoiIqwgR1A8NPL iypUPnwG4vEaVbMtem7OUghsx+fYwuGq0T7/ezjyVRv86U2gU1bmbxojct1AXSCT FCCR3Y8QAHV9o8U/eZ1XzcEZsXFd6siO5nEBl9HaTHh5gWDrk/molP85S7Y9JIBP wZygBjWOPCCkFlIuiPQlXsJezVu93ydz7uCNIJfHv30oVedcYHN1Wr7B/1j8wXMy wqW4Nw54yZ8zaJIo
Bug#900928: deps
I packaged all gtk releated deps on my local branch (except ashpd and oo7). This is a huge chunk out of the missing crates. comrak is apparently not needed anymore for fractal. this leaves some minor crates and matrix-sdk/ruma . I will continue to work towards the remaining deps. CC jonas: I strongly suggest maintaining fractal within the GNOME team since it's a Circle App. regards, --- Matthias Geiger (werdahias) -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- mQINBGJGNsQBEADCVylaCtYtBQW4NmDrZOIizSrVlv5ZJ5WJ128MAblWk3fRFPya Cs/klkTT58ehBSr61sXVP+NpkF7MWOBu2CNg66U40a/Eb+v4poxNaIjXKvQtf51S y5yGwmTc7IJg8HuohT7K3/pcsEt0jvYSwvvDFUIz5WdOR5RmB7WkDRGh8Zaior3z tzx6AKhx/aXmAc/i4BDavDxZeFC0d79H3S1+TvFsvhyIZXIFTB0sTzWreZZxSOjk Mz6xxgWGdc27lsbZbKU7N+c+GnWrRlTjimU1AfPLJQgehIejR9pSyZ2Y5BAqB7Qr f8Tvc8jc1kDx473sUUla6ELEuJMIISK1qam/B7buxZ1r/ngWRiQsqAHznm7OYk69 ttXBeHxS1b+HrcJMWfROkzsTuG6G//axMCb6x0MuyOgLXk87aDnDx1fPn62R+tq7 T4JvW51TSnlNNh75zA+8w3UzDHy2By0H6NSfiLerNnF7LGCXk7AiwQsaplrEjo/1 /4NraAqy1eO69SyozSiRuuA5KemlyPwJokpp2HMJX3cry2J7lV0+wnaaorQzz5Fi 7gRRlqXrOGwEcEG6i62VbIv2VW3Zy+qjaD3HRWXfKXXjpXske41Trv2qPI2/kGtJ TRWSWdTQ42oYOaEg/KUh0GnEoZerj50JC1qGmwElKYgd+2XQ8qR7uIB5qQARAQAB tDFNYXR0aGlhcyBHZWlnZXIgPG1hdHRoaWFzLmdlaWdlcjEwMjRAdHV0YW5vdGEu ZGU+iQJUBBMBCgA+FiEEwuGmy/3s5RGopBdtGL0QaztsVHUFAmJGNsQCGwMFCQPC ZwAFCwkIBwIGFQoJCAsCBBYCAwECHgECF4AACgkQGL0QaztsVHVMxQ/+M5JEQ5wk DDblHGUlK8IBnPM5peuDrMdQAsOQ5nSv90gl4z4HkRgomS70xMpvoS+g/8hPym4G PXpSFJsZWjFevACWMzZO84pqJhPaFnmjh3utkkiblNf8Wi350K+luAlRvT1FVD6i HM6kOxU0P9t9+PU38FH299oRw2qEqDw5Wx+Hrnp4gaGv1mssvAMiXeaaPGx4KSz8 sNXADHJDo78U6RGJM/rSng/8M7zd3c6E8MIH958mlWjUb8T10AZ/otH3nFSRIfds 5MdnnrsKAK3DMW4RanRWHPvTsICDDkuRvigd32waQRdZeA3dNbPxM6tKDL9GEH8Q AnkShJ7VmTXP9CV20vj15mleoeDMgqhX5KEOsc3DMnKcVqdb9CzHj6jNSFUverk1 bBNaJpIiWwtwjueR4Hgdof80AAgRin4YnWaOaPTSusrKyN8dCRVcRIbauVooWLil q2OrWftDVmmNciwoHr5/WDPNgkv9DAgY+DX8Y8LMWAkXgpB0KniiQaLzrW34zjnP ALTLTIvNid6YX8KOY6KhAVWfVdMC5j6GEGfbfyMLz63YPxA9Q1Af6oXS8MbdHyBw JV8ns2xm5fD2vZVw6JI1e8AMMDjH2fAqmH23MG0fN0zd2NUToHmvhX9APSzJIbET doFPn/mI/az4Oh24WHf3Ozr+XEDyWcyy1y+5Ag0EYkY2xAEQANL26Ixtq1QMUM+5 MHl2FK4foRODoKHe4ZzdOAumUBPJE/pxGVlVxCqzC+LUeFvA8LTYCt1B60yRveYR 4mmPTA7nAerG2m4aQPeIfzz6HXWkiu9mzgxqjhPxitiMR5f1du1rAWGPZxSkhdW6 fDWT4PkHoY78jbQXWYEnV85rwtZIZIduHGKWzyxln3qjrefmB04QkPJ2BDOsRTtD YeNddHAvcgZtyepqZka9lpowQTY6TXwM8uYArEa7Hll/4r9rcvkVQUxf8jqYpZ3v PLSzvvaDouH7WAg5nUaTeWAQdSq108rNRSTgScLZWjwmhFBA46RneRpij2OJ0lW4 QqFTlldjWXzgGj6u4nbXrSERGaPwyLGIkHoKbnTAm7791d/Y5UQImuPb1tIg5Pf7 OhtyWw3bstVDa5MvIUuGpi5yKPirhrtAfdZ3H2/HR814JuL2BYdjyCuR/Sj/lZTx +gJ0bm+Llr0KZDhjKMeWaqVqsD4bybgEe4d3zE4sj9GZ0tNUvXfPaRGY6tgh9sgT Iy28vnyYpFX+oSIZXRreDpfzyjDhvNbB+AFsPN5OXqaBpmu/378T5nRpUj/qbqEZ EsloCbAmgHfvIysQWYdJ+63S3ZqpbEQRa4Y7DeybaLi8xTMfdWa19T7vQY3mVWn5 ZooycK4fkbedu19+5l8zfhR7oWyBABEBAAGJAjwEGAEKACYWIQTC4abL/ezlEaik F20YvRBrO2xUdQUCYkY2xAIbDAUJA8JnAAAKCRAYvRBrO2xUdRuPD/4tdAf8nxsA upo5O99E4AS59OTXPQuVgt1U2Z7ssDvZ3O6qbZvIBWQ0NqnCsprCt71M6cWC2dkq WUs3oRRu4IzuB4LErcTr597k+iltJ60rhDL/hxSumToH6FSX1w8EWJVg3xgP4U39 HSx6QOlZ3bTgd9dS5S46jOptIYzX5wYkNzyMj1hbmTg0lVyMtWjqfCLNmF3EzGGC BLR3tMOxZURrxx8tL48iJlFyxJG3XahoyxDSNepo5HZ+AUnNq2TJPoPJQfb1/GB/ /LycKSXWgblyWuGRlgoCE1JcdwuRM5hI2xugZQrhgZaPUBch1MSoiIqwgR1A8NPL iypUPnwG4vEaVbMtem7OUghsx+fYwuGq0T7/ezjyVRv86U2gU1bmbxojct1AXSCT FCCR3Y8QAHV9o8U/eZ1XzcEZsXFd6siO5nEBl9HaTHh5gWDrk/molP85S7Y9JIBP wZygBjWOPCCkFlIuiPQlXsJezVu93ydz7uCNIJfHv30oVedcYHN1Wr7B/1j8wXMy wqW4Nw54yZ8zaJIo01Khym6cFFVXoAUZa+5QRvSmjnm1Go+ZwZA9i7zo/6LLSpeR 04+4a1Daysk0fTf+DscrxQbUBZX17e1n/EtLS8/pp+Xb/k1JK1iiNcdpfLJ7RNik GX00szhWs5riRMzIibFDsE/FyYVNX2VHQg== =onWA -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-
