Andy Green

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I guess you are right about something there, but I get a cronjob transcript like this ``` Searching for new packages No new packages found Updating source code in repository...

Hm no it seems to have been recooked well at the time of the cronjob and the report is generated and it's copied into place correctly, currently it's telling `Last...

Yes the problem is it went into the local repo's "origin/master" and what's checked out was "master". Another hack on your script like this ``` if(-d $CurRepo) { chdir($CurRepo); if($Git)...

@paulwouters > I will start requesting the epel9 branches for things. Note that unbound itself cannot go into epel9 because it is in rhel9. Please ping me if you see...

I'm willing to believe something broke with the update stuff, but confusing as it is, LWS_IS_FACTORY_APPLICATION (== 1) is completely distinct from CONFIG_LWS_IS_FACTORY_APPLICATION (==y). The latter is set in sdkconfig...

Dunno... have a look in CMakeFiles/CMakeError.log and see CMake's pov about why it feels that way.

Yes libuv itself has had different paths for version.h depending on the version. This is exactly what cmake runs to try find it ``` /usr/bin/clang -DKEYWORD=__inline -Wall -Wconversion -Wsign-compare -Wstrict-aliasing...

I'm just a passerby but from my understanding ``` override.battery.charge.warning = 60 override.battery.charge.low = 50 ``` despite the assertive name, these `override` things don't actually override the behaviour at the...

CALLBACK_TIMER is deprecated, since some years you should use lws_sul timers instead... you can have as many of these as you need, without having to be bound to a wsi...

The callbacks for lws_sul aren't related to any protocol, they each have their own callback. They are called back from the event loop, which makes it safe to touch other...