Alexandre Bury

Hi! I'm still working on the project, but I've been quite busy with life lately, so the pace certainly slowed down a bit. That being said, contributions are absolutely welcome!

I don't think there's a big reason. It was more general to return the index than the view itself (for example if you then want to move the focus, or...

Also, note that `find_child_from_name` returns the index of the linear layout's child that _contains_ the given named view. That child could itself be a layout, and the named view could...

Yes, looks like you want `find_name` here :) As a bonus, with the "recent" builder module, you could define your layout separately from your source, for example in yaml: ```yaml...

Hi, and thanks for the report! Even with the pre-generated bindgen, it _is_ building the C library from source. You can look into the pkg-config feature to detect and link...

Using the `pkg-config` feature can help reduce build time by not compiling the C library. Depending on what your system library offers, it might end up dynamically linking (for example,...

The issue seems to be that the PKGBUILD defines a top-level `depends` which is overriden by each split package, _and_ includes some dependency not actually in any of the packages...

Hi, and thanks for the report! Indeed, python-zstandard (which served as the inspiration to add this flag initially) now does it conditionally: https://github.com/indygreg/python-zstandard/blob/7a77a7510b8ce068e4a103d29aea1b5ec829d8b6/setup_zstd.py#L88-L89 Let's do that here as well

I suspect the issue is when the chroot was created with an older version of pacman. When it needs to _update_ pacman, it might fail to do so because `/etc/makepkg.conf.d`...

The last commit removes the need to clone `Arc` when moving them from one guard to the next. It does this by using `ptr::read` on the Arc that's about to...