range-diff ok
git range-diff bryce/old/debian..bryce/logical/0.10.4-1ubuntu1 bryce/new/debian..bryce/merge-v1.0.0-1-noble
single delta preserved ok
Debian changes:
only new symbols -> reverse deps? soname was kept. Does qemu need rebuild? Looks like not. I installed qemu-system-gui and ran a quick check, the binaries seem to startup fine without symbols errors. qemu doesn't take so long to rebuild, but I won't request a rebuild test for a devel release.
-Dvenus switched to true, was experimental before, and it was enabled already anyway.
GALLIUM_DRIVER changed from softpipe to llvmpipe. Debian changelog says it's for testing. I don't know what it is, and therefore can't suggest if it's a good or bad move. But since noble is an LTS, we should keep an eye on this.
range-diff ok debian. .bryce/ logical/ 0.10.4- 1ubuntu1 bryce/new/ debian. .bryce/ merge-v1. 0.0-1-noble
git range-diff bryce/old/
single delta preserved ok
Debian changes:
only new symbols -> reverse deps? soname was kept. Does qemu need rebuild? Looks like not. I installed qemu-system-gui and ran a quick check, the binaries seem to startup fine without symbols errors. qemu doesn't take so long to rebuild, but I won't request a rebuild test for a devel release.
-Dvenus switched to true, was experimental before, and it was enabled already anyway.
GALLIUM_DRIVER changed from softpipe to llvmpipe. Debian changelog says it's for testing. I don't know what it is, and therefore can't suggest if it's a good or bad move. But since noble is an LTS, we should keep an eye on this.
Release notes for 1.0.0: https:/ /gitlab. freedesktop. org/virgl/ virglrenderer/ -/releases/ 1.0.0 look ok.
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