05:47 <Arnavion> Is there any RSS feed / mailing list I can subscribe to to know when a new release of foot / fcft / tllist is cut? I want to package them for OpenSUSE, so some notification for when I need to update the packages would be nice to have

05:47 <Arnavion> For Github-hosted projects the releases page has an atom feed, but codeberg doesn't seem to have them

06:22 <dnkl> Arnavion: good question... Not sure how other package maintainers keep up to date.

06:22 <dnkl> I suppose you could "watch" the projects

06:23 <dnkl> But that requires an account

06:23 <dnkl> And you'll probably get lots of non-release related stuff

09:37 <Arnavion> Well, if you announce them here, that's also fine

10:00 <dnkl> Arnavion: I'm actually unsure what kind of notifications you get for watched projects. But I could always maintain a packager list and manually send out release notifications.

10:00 <Arnavion> https://github.com/emersion/xdg-desktop-portal-wlr/releases.atom And then I put that in my RSS reader that I check every day

10:01 <Arnavion> Oh, you mean watched projects on codeberg. I wasn't going to do that anyway; CBA to make an account just for this

10:03 <dnkl> I've asked codeberg for suggestions. Let's see what that results in

10:18 <dnkl> Arnavion: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/Community/issues/280

11:50 <sterni> I watch the project on codeberg, but is is relatively noisy

11:52 <sterni> hm, repology doesn't have a version feed per project :(

11:54 <cbb> It looks like there's some progress being made on RSS support in gitea

11:54 <cbb> https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/16002

11:54 <cbb> last commit 19 hours ago

14:04 <cbb> dnkl: Have you considered using a subpackage for foot-terminfo in the AUR PKGBUILD?

14:04 <cbb> like e.g. kitty-terminfo does

14:04 <cbb> https://github.com/archlinux/svntogit-community/blob/packages/kitty/trunk/PKGBUILD#L7

14:06 <dnkl> cbb: I did use a sub-package before. But seeing that they are completely orthogonal in terms of dependencies, it made me sense to have them as separate packages.

14:07 <cbb> dnkl: ah ok

14:07 <cbb> I was just looking at https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/issues/569 and it came to mind