* Switch the port to Django 2.2 (current LTS release) as well because
Django 1.11 is End-of-Life since April. Do the same for www/py-drf-yasg.
* Repo-copy www/py-djangorestframework to www/py-djangorestframework311
which will be used as a transitional package by www/seahub until it gets
support for Django 2.2+ in the next weeks/months.
* Drop the Python 2.7 support of the remaining consumers to avoid breakage
of "bulk -a".
* Mark both repo-copied ports www/py-dj22-{djangorestframework,drf-yasg} as
deprecated because they're obsolete now.
PR: 245309
Reviewed by: sunpoet (earlier revision), ultima
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D24850
- Updates and documents a patch.
Changes since 2.1.1:
Library:
* A library view showing recent books and reading progress (#119)
* Search books by metadata
* E-book discovery with OPDS (#6, #253)
New supported formats:
* FictionBook (.fb2, .fb2.zip) (#128)
* Comic book archive (.cbr, .cbz, .cbt, .cb7) (#254)
* Plain text (.txt) (#226)
* Unpacked EPUB files
Layout:
* Option to set maximum page width (#192)
* The "Automatic" layout will now show four columns when the page width is
wide (#257)
Image viewer:
* Improved image viewer, with new shortcuts and the ability to rotate (#299)
and invert images
* Option to disable image viewer, or to open images on double, middle, or
right click (#315)
Text-to-speech:
* Improved text-to-speech configuration UI
* Ability to set text-to-speech voice based on book language (#134)
Annotations
* Import annotations from JSON
* Search in annotations
* Annotations are now sorted in the same order as they appear in the book (#318)
* "Allow Unsafe Content" now only enables JavaScript; external content will no
longer be loaded. This is an important security fix. If you are running an
old version of Foliate and cannot upgrade, you should disable "Allow Unsafe
Content".
* WebKit processes are now sandboxed
Other featues and fixes:
* Improved support for vertical and right-to-left books
* Support for StarDict dictionaries (#302) (requires new optional dependency
sdcv)
* Fixed current location not preserved when resizing (#152, #204)
* Fixed auto-hiding header bar under some themes (#316)
* Command-line options for showing version and adding books to library
* Option to clear or disable cache
* When an HTML page contains invalid self-closing anchor tags, it is now
parsed as XHTML (#275, #288)
Technical changes:
* Foliate now stores file locations in
~/.local/share/com.github.johnfactotum.Foliate/library/uri-store.json, and
saves book covers to ~/.cache/com.github.johnfactotum.Foliate. Both can be
disabled.
* New optional dependency tracker (gir1.2-tracker-2.0 on Debian based
distributions), which can be used to get file locations.
* New optional dependency libhandy (gir1.2-handy-0.0). It's not absolutely
required, but installing it would make the experience better on larger as
well as smaller screens.
* To open remote files, Foliate now optionally depends on libsoup
(gir1.2-soup-2.4).
Foliate now bundles two additional libraries:
* libarchivejs, which is MIT licensed. It is a WASM port of the popular
libarchive C library.
* crypto-js, which is MIT licensed. The MD5 module is used to generate
identifiers for files that don't have unique identifiers.
GH_TAGNAME to the particular commit) and augment CATEGORIES
- Now dual licensed under LGPL-2.1-or-later or BSD-4-clause
- Conditionally depend on ports which are only available on x86,
to make it usable on e.g. PowerPC (tested on Mac mini G4)
- Remove references to Linux and sudo(8) from the port description
per request from the upstream author
* The port became obsolete after www/py-django-taggit was switched to
Django 2.2 in r534835. Don't set an expiration date yet as the port is
still used by net-mgmt/netbox.
* The 3.6.x release branch is not compatible with Django 2.0+ and the port
is not required by any consumer.
PR: 246082
Approved by: maintainer timeout (4 weeks)
power elliptic curve L-functions; it can compute up to about 64 digits of
precision.
It was bundled with SageMath, and now will be used as a dependency.
it was tagged just before the commit 06e4728 which fixed building with
Python 3.x, point GH_TAGNAME to it instead of pulling a patch)
- Drop explicit `python:build' from USES list, because `waf' implies it
- Add missing USE_XORG and put `xorg' on USES list
- For the time being, don't force C++14 while C++11 is sufficient until
the code really starts using new features (see GitHub commit a6bbc01)
PR: 246793
Submitted by: David Schlachter
