Nicholas D Steeves

Hi, I'm packaging `1.11.0` for Debian, and the package will be inherited by all derivatives. Ubuntu 20.10 would be the most prominent release this year. To get a newer release...

Hi @Fuco1, any update on that tag? Most stable Emacs packages are a great fit for Debian :-) Users who tend to want their toolset to not change (except for...

@acolomb, > The package is only used when explicitly requested through `go run build.go proto`. The results of that command are check into the repository, so there should be no...

Hi! Thank you for discussion, reply follows inline: greatroar ***@***.***> writes: > That package has init functions that need to run: > > https://github.com/gogo/protobuf/blob/226206f39bd7276e88ec684ea0028c18ec2c91ae/gogoproto/gogo.pb.go#L708-L787 Audrius Butkevicius ***@***.***> writes: > We...

@acolomb > @sten0 I'm trying to replicate this, but having trouble trying to build it under Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Shouldn't a `dpkg-buildpackage --no-sign -d` work > from a checkout of...

@imsodin > > concern that the currently-unmaintained gogo protobuf will break when Go 1.19 is released, similarly to how quic-go broke with 1.18; > > What's that concern based on?...

@calmh > Protocol wise it should fine. Our challenges are internal; > > * We use specific naming of fields in generated structs, which we could no longer control. This...

P.S. I'm not interested in Ubuntu myself, but I want to do what I can to provide downstream users with a great experience. You know, because these users tend to...

theGreatWhiteShark ***@***.***> writes: > Nice timing! I just skimmed through a user's log the other day and was quite confused to find those kits being installed on system level and...

Hi Sebastian, Sebastian Moors ***@***.***> writes: > Hi, > > first of all, let me say something about the drumkits in your package: Those drumkits we're sent to us by...