On the 2024 matrix conference the EOL for the sliding-sync-proxy was
announced to be 2024-10-15. While the repo does not yet reflect that
state, we should not be taking the the sliding-sync proxy into NixOS
24.11 under any circumstances.
Nord has... stagnated a bit. There are unreleased changes from the
develop branch that have been stewing for a while, so let's provide them
to Nixpkgs users.
Changelog:
https://github.com/nordtheme/tmux/compare/v0.3.0...develop
Notable changes:
- The date formatting is no longer hardcoded.
- *-style configurations are now using the `bg=...;fg=...` syntax.
Signed-off-by: Fernando Rodrigues <alpha@sigmasquadron.net>
Update to release Version `0.5.3` also remove patches and fixes specific
to `0.5.1`
*Note:* 0.5.2 was not buildable oh 32bit arch, therefore a quick fixup
release
and fix
```
(viewnior:2739789): Gtk-WARNING **: 23:12:19.403: Could not load a pixbuf from icon theme.
This may indicate that pixbuf loaders or the mime database could not be found.
```
Almost 1% of contributions in nixpkgs already use the unicode "→"
character instead of the two "->" ASCII characters to signal
a version upgrade. The guide only mentions "->", which sometimes
triggers discussions about the acceptable characters to use in
commit messages, with often a reference to the current README.md.
Some people prefer to use "→" because, depending on the font, it might
have a more appealing visual aspect than "->" and look better aligned.
Some others prefer to only write using the ASCII character set and will
use "->", but nowadays everyone can display common unicode characters
such as "→". Let us make everyone happy by indicating that both kind of
arrows are acceptable.
- `env.ZIG_GLOBAL_CACHE_DIR` does not resolve variables, so
all actions had their cache dir in the current directory, named
'$TMPDIR/zig-cache'.
- zig cache does not conflict, so it's totally fine to reuse it in both
build and tests (thus removing `--cache-dir`).
While we're at this, fix a `substituteInPlace` deprecation warning.
