Jelle van der Waa
Jelle van der Waa
So the easiest package to look at is probably `networkmanager`, the `firewall.css` file has a duplicate `:root {}` which is almost the same except:  `patternfly-fonts-fake-path` comes from `pkg/lib/patternfly/patternfly-4-cockpit.scss` `./assets/fonts`...
Checking our pf-global-font-path includes again with our latest main, I get: ``` [jelle@t14s][~/projects/cockpit/main]%zgrep -c "\-\-pf-global--font-path" dist/*/*.css.gz dist/apps/apps.css.gz:1 dist/kdump/kdump.css.gz:1 dist/metrics/index.css.gz:1 dist/networkmanager/firewall.css.gz:1 dist/networkmanager/network.css.gz:1 dist/packagekit/updates.css.gz:1 dist/playground/exception.css.gz:1 dist/playground/index.css.gz:1 dist/playground/journal.css.gz:1 dist/playground/metrics.css.gz:1 dist/playground/pkgs.css.gz:1 dist/playground/plot.css.gz:0 dist/playground/react-patterns.css.gz:1 dist/playground/service.css.gz:1...
Looking at our css with `css-purge` ``` [jelle@t14s][~/projects/cockpit/webpack-profile]%npx css-purge -v -i dist/selinux/selinux.css -o selinux.css Input - CSS File : dist/selinux/selinux.css Process - CSS Process - Rules - Remove Comment Process...
> > > The SELinux page has a minimal set of imports, one of them is @use "page" which imports page.scss which imports @import "@patternfly/patternfly/components/Page/page.scss"; > > Probably due to...
That footer style looks fine to me and follows the general tracker style I believe. Assigned to you :+1:
Looks good to me!
Do you know a more modern css minifier which can be integrated in django?
release-monitoring doesn't seem to provide a nice API, but only a fedmsg which has a package in the AUR. https://fedmsg.readthedocs.io/en/stable/subscribing/ subscribe to it and check for the "anitya.project.version.update" topic.
A different controversial thought is defining the source watch url in our git repo or as part of the PKGBUILD similiar to debian's watch file. Since nvchecker/urlwatch require specific tweaks...