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just released, new version of trailscraper, resources generated using homebrew-pypi-poet

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.Owner is basically/should be deprecated at this point.

Thanks, @flosell!

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This updates Csound to 6.16.0.

Csound 6.16.0 doesn’t include some functionality that was in 6.15. This functionality is now part of a separate Csound plug-ins repository (https://github.com/csound/plugins). However, the plug-ins repository currently has no releases and is referred to as “very experimental” by Csound’s maintainers, so I don’t believe anything in it can be included in this formula as resource blocks, and this formula doesn’t attempt to restore anything removed from Csound 6.16 from the Csound plug-ins repository.

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just released, new version of trailscraper, resources generated using homebrew-pypi-poet

Ok, fixed my automation and created a new one. Closing this one as a duplicate of #79185

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just released, new version of trailscraper, resources generated using homebrew-pypi-poet

Details

Loading screen calls lua func PANEL:StatusChanged and run js func window.DownloadingFile. local startPos, endPos = string.find( strStatus, "Downloading " )

After the last update, the lines look different and the function does not parse them. 1/62 - path/filename/file.ext is downloading 1/62 (35.3 KB) - path/filename/file.ext is downloading

However, the new information is much more useful than just the bare filename. I propose to either remake the function call to be called from the engine (so that it is not necessary to parse strings) or completely remove window.DownloadingFile.

Original code from loading.lua

function PANEL:StatusChanged( strStatus )

	local startPos, endPos = string.find( strStatus, "Downloading " )
	if ( startPos ) then
		-- Snip everything before the Download part
		strStatus = string.sub( strStatus, startPos )

		-- Special case needed for workshop, snip the "' via Workshop" part
		if ( string.EndsWith( strStatus, "via Workshop" ) ) then
			strStatus = string.gsub( strStatus, "' via Workshop", "" )
			strStatus = string.gsub( strStatus, "Downloading '", "" ) -- We need to handle the quote marks
		end

		local Filename = string.gsub( strStatus, "Downloading ", "" )

		self:RunJavascript( "if ( window.DownloadingFile ) DownloadingFile( '" .. Filename:JavascriptSafe() .. "' )" )

		return

	end

	self:RunJavascript( "if ( window.SetStatusChanged ) SetStatusChanged( '" .. strStatus:JavascriptSafe() .. "' )" )

end

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hi @nandahkrishna, thanks for the review! looks like the automation with poet got a bit creative there :) changed things back to how you suggested, will have a look if I can just use brew bump-formula-pr in the future...

@mywave82 I think we needn't change the description here, even though this library is used exclusively by AdPlug. We can identify that adplug uses it from brew deps adplug or brew uses libbinio.

  desc "Binary I/O stream class library"

@flosell I'm not too familiar with homebrew-pypi-poet but you could simply use brew bump-formula-pr – it'll update the resources for you if the stable URL is from PyPI.

Could you please change this back to the PyPI URL?

Please add this back.

Why downgrade to Python 3.8?

I've also added py as an alias of python-launcher which matches the Windows Python launcher name.

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just released, new version of trailscraper, resources generated using homebrew-pypi-poet

    system "cargo", "install", *std_cargo_args
    man1.install "docs/man-page/py.1"
    fish_completion.install "completions/py.fish"

We don't need all this extra white space. Omitting them makes things just as readable, if not more.

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