Revert update on ansi2html, atpublic, pygments
py3-ansi2html and py3-atpublic updates will only build on Alpine 3.16
which isn't yet the targetted version.
py3-pygments still needs to be held back for strange makedependency
incompatibility. Unsure if this will be solved by bumping Alpine
version.
Also, the dropping of py3-pgpy was greatly exaggerated. py3-srht still
depends on it. Maybe it will be dropped in a future update, hard to say.
Batch of updates
dropped
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py3-pgpy (?)
py3-sshpubkeys
py3-anyjson
bumped
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builds.sr.ht
git.sr.ht
lists.sr.ht (*)
meta.sr.ht
todo.sr.ht
py3-ansi2html
py3-asyncpg (*)
py3-atpublic
py3-furl
py3-humanize
py3-minio
py3-mistletoe
py3-pgpy (?)
py3-pygments
py3-sqlalchemy-utils
py3-srht (!)
downgraded
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py3-billiard
re-built/re-released
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py3-vine
*=I don't actually build this package currently, I'm just tracking
development.
?=Re-added, but not as a dependency to anything I build. Starting now,
this package will be categorized with the *'ed packages.
!=Upstream project also re-released as r1. Starting now, I will not
blindly follow upstream's release number.
Updates from first deployment
git.sr.ht target was mangled.
py3-colour, builds.sr.ht, and py3-srht target versions had to be bumped
down. The first is due to a unit test error; the others are due to
unreleased versions that apparently upstream is keeping private.
Several APKBUILD files had to be updated for version numbers and
checksums. Notably, py3-pygments had to be bumped down a version. It
seems that an updated APKBUILD was pushed to the repo before an updated
apk was pushed to the mirror. I am choosing to follow the mirror as the
canonical target.
Reshaping repo
The repo is designed for use with an existing builds.sr.ht service.
Besides lacking that, I am more interested in a containerized workflow
powered by a Makefile. Package source code will live in `pkgsrc/`,
packages will be built into `pkg/`, and packaging keys will be
generated into `keys/`.
Alos trimmed the packages down to what I will build.
py3-pygments: import from alpine main