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Otherwise, this package will never be updated.
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My patch was no longer working, as it was written against an older
version of stalwart. This patch is now sourced directly from a GitHub
pr, that was closed at the 21st of may.
Upstream says, that they will support that in a future version, but I am
honestly just waiting for the rug pull at this point. They are no longer
accepting PRs, focusing more and more on new features, whilst the
actual software is still very difficult to debug.
But, with all this said, their current source code is available under
the AGPL, so even if they rug pull (which might be difficult, due to fact,
that their CLA is from the FSFE), a base for forking still persists.
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25.05 has hit.
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Back has been moved out-of-tree.
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Now the stalwart-mail package is by default free. As such, we could drop
the respective patches.
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There is no change log, as this is a security update.
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This has to do with the underlying stalwart-mail update.
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This is largely based on: https://github.com/sodiboo/system/blob/b63c7b27f49043e8701b3ff5e1441cd27d5a2fff/sharkey/package.nix
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Otherwise, back will need to be restarted every time a new repository is
added or removed.
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This change required porting all webhandling from rocket to hyper,
because we needed fine grained control over the path the user
requested. This should also improve the memory and resources footprint
because hyper is more lower level.
I also changed all of the templates from `format!()` calls to a real
templating language because I needed to touch most code paths anyway.
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common name
Pebble gives you SAN only certificates.
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This is needed for the test.
The general changes are caused by the requirement to update the
`chargoHash`, which currently only works with this counter intuitive
attribute overriding.
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`back` is usually not big enough to be affected by semver incompatible
changes. (And if it's affected, fixing it is usually really simple.)
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Co-authored-by: Silas Schöffel <sils@sils.li>
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Co-authored-by: Silas Schöffel <sils@sils.li>
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Co-authored-by: Silas Schöffel <sils@sils.li>
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Sadly, there seems to be no other way to change the error display, than
wrapping main.
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The previous code was more or less reverse engineered, whilst this code
is based on the actually git-bug source code. This improves the whole
issue and operation handling immensely and also makes the code better
maintainable. Furthermore, it also adds support for the operations that
had not already used in `vhack.eu/nixos-server.git`.
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This reduces the amount of needed `unwraps`/`expects` and allows us to
streamline the parsing processes.
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This is required by the AGPL license and should probably also be done,
because we do not have a reason to hide or obfuscate the code.
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This avoids useless rebuilds, just because files like the `README.md`
changed.
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Other options, for example `git-bug webui --read-only` is just to bugged
to be useful.
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