New package: hctl-0.2.6

[michalszmidt]

Testing the changes

• I tested the changes in this PR: YES

note:

• xlint reports no problems
• tested with XBPS_CHECK_PKGS=yes and -Q

New package

• This new package conforms to the package requirements: YES

Local build testing

• I built this PR locally for my native architecture, (x86_64-glibc)
• I built this PR locally for these architectures (if supported. mark crossbuilds):
  • [x] aarch64-glibc
  • [x] armv7l-glibc
  • [x] armv6l-glibc
  • [x] i686-glibc

note:

• not tested on void *-musl but, on alpine succeeds with all arches including riscv64

About: This tool allows to manage host domain blocking (hostlist generation from multiple sources, record de-duplication). It operates in parallel. Also it's optimized for memory. It's cool comparing to some nasty scripts or sed especially when you count records in millions.

Info:

Alpine Linux Package request - uses musl, may be helpful for bug tracing, accepted to testing

Disclaimer: I'm a hctl author.

Have a nice day!

[classabbyamp]

Do you need Cargo.lock, or this approach is acceptable?

it is recommended rust crate practice to track cargo.lock in git for applications.

Also, we prefer that package template maintainers are not the upstream maintainers unless they use Void.

[michalszmidt]

Ok, so required changes are:

• add Cargo.toml now as a separate file. (With next stable release I'll include it upstream)
• last line of template should not be empty (my nasty editor had to add it on save)

I'll amend and fore push

Questions:

• Do you wish to change commit message to some specific?
• Alpine uses cargo-auditable, should it be used here?

Void glibc is my default desktop OS, but you decide.

[michalszmidt]

Done:

• see CONTRIBUTING.md
• no archs= is equivalent with "all archs"
• hostmakedepends="pkg-config"
• for now, it's better to just use cargo generate-lockfile for this

[michalszmidt]

@classabbyamp Is there anything else I need to do?

[michalszmidt]

Updated to 0.2.4, as promised now Cargo.lock is upstream

[michalszmidt]

@classabbyamp Updated to 0.2.5 and rebased, is there anything else I can do?

[melroy89]

LGTM now..?

[michalszmidt]

LGTM now..?

Update to 0.2.6

• Semi-important dependencies update
• New features
• Requires rust 1.74+

Also, all desired features are highlighted, published a roadmap to 1.0.0

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[melroy89]

BUMP! And merge plz