[ubuntu/focal-proposed] glib2.0 2.63.3-1 (Accepted)
Iain Lane
iain at orangesquash.org.uk
Thu Dec 19 09:19:59 UTC 2019
glib2.0 (2.63.3-1) experimental; urgency=medium
[ Iain Lane ]
* New upstream release
+ Add a `--glib-min-version` argument to `gdbus-codegen` which controls
breaks in the API of generated code
+ Add `g_clear_list()` API to clear `GList`s to `NULL`
+ Add a `GMemoryMonitor` API to be notified of memory pressure situations
using the low-memory-monitor project
+ Add support for dispose functions for `GSource` implementations
+ Tighten up validation of GObject signal and property names, allowing
performance improvements
* debian/tests/build: Style fixes, thanks to shellcheck.
* d/p/d/Disable-some-tests-on-slow-architectures-which-keep-faili.patch:
Rebase. Upstream have disabled these tests by default too (unless slow
mode is enabled), so we don't need to add a patch to do a similar thing.
* debian/libglib2.0-0.symbols: New symbols for 2.63.3
* d/p/tests-Skip-GMemoryMonitor-tests-if-the-dbusmock-template-.patch: Add.
We don't have a new enough dbusmock in Debian at the minute (one is not
released yet). Skip the test if the required template isn't available.
* control: Add Depends for the new memory-monitor tests.
There are new tests, written in python, for GMemoryMonitor. They require
dbus-python, pygobject, and the GI bindings for GLib and GIO.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* debian/tests/build: Make cross-test friendly
autopkgtest is soon to get a `-a ARCHITECTURE` switch, which will
cross-test autopkgtests. This is to be detected by the presence of the
`dpkg-architecture`-style family of variables being set in the
environment.
For build tests like `glib2.0`'s `build` test, this means that we should
test "${DEB_HOST_ARCH}" and invoke the cross toolchain as necessary.
(Closes: #946355)
Date: 2019-12-18 22:26:36.431666+00:00
Signed-By: Iain Lane <iain at orangesquash.org.uk>
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glib2.0/2.63.3-1
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