gnutls: update to 3.7.3 #34742
gnutls: update to 3.7.3 #34742
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This includes the changes in #34268 before being closed by the author. I have been using this for 12 days at the time of writing with no problems. |
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Any specific reason for moving to the non-stable branch (I think)? I'm not sure what our policy here has been. |
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I didn't realize that gnutls followed the same versioning conventions as GNOME projects where odd minor versions aren't considered stable releases, but looking at the release notes for 3.6.16 vs 3.7.2 it definitely does. I created this PR after the old one was closed because the new version is required to update filezilla. Since that isn't a package that needs to be kept perfectly up to date I understand if that's not a good reason to ignore policy. |
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@paper42 This PR is for a version of gnutls that is not from the stable branch (3.6.16 release notes say "stable", 3.7.3 release notes do not). Is that alright? |
Earlier today this was discussed on IRC in #xbps, most other distributions consider 3.7 to be stable enough including Debian and some applications now require this version, so I think we should just merge this update. |
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Did it myself to speed it up. Thanks!! |
The 3.7.x branch is currently documented as "next", while 3.6.x is "stable". However, all distros, including Debian stable, use the 3.7.x branch; and other libraries and applications already require new functionality provided only in the 3.7 branch. Closes: void-linux#34742 [via git-merge-pr]
The 3.7.x branch is currently documented as "next", while 3.6.x is "stable". However, all distros, including Debian stable, use the 3.7.x branch; and other libraries and applications already require new functionality provided only in the 3.7 branch. Closes: void-linux#34742 [via git-merge-pr]
The 3.7.x branch is currently documented as "next", while 3.6.x is "stable". However, all distros, including Debian stable, use the 3.7.x branch; and other libraries and applications already require new functionality provided only in the 3.7 branch. Closes: void-linux#34742 [via git-merge-pr]
The 3.7.x branch is currently documented as "next", while 3.6.x is "stable". However, all distros, including Debian stable, use the 3.7.x branch; and other libraries and applications already require new functionality provided only in the 3.7 branch. Closes: void-linux#34742 [via git-merge-pr]
Testing the changes