Closed Schplaf closed 11 months ago
Oh didn't realize this issue. Thanks for pointing that out, will fix it soon.
Great, thank you! (btw, baca is very useful and I use it almost daily)
I just now noticed this. Haven't used baca (or any other ereader) for a while. So didn't test after the climage 0.2.0 update.
Will add patch in aur/baca-ereader-git
to fix for Arch Linux.
@Schplaf What distro are you using? How are you installing this? As far as I can tell, this program already specifies climage 0.1.3:
https://github.com/wustho/baca/blob/d32fb2f6fdd03b35d3d66c43057183473a50c778/pyproject.toml#L23
I believe ^0.1.3
specifies versions >= 0.1.3, but <0.2.0. However, depending on install method, version requirements may be ignored.
Sorry, I miss your answer: I use Gentoo and I maintain the package in a custom overlay.
Is it possible to add a new tag? (e.g. 0.1.17)
Is it possible to add a new tag? (e.g. 0.1.17)
This issue should already be fixed. See #16
Yes, it is. It was just a suggestion to add a tag in order to make the package maintenance easier.
Hello,
With CLImage-0.2.0, there were changes (variables renaming, etc.) that mean baca is not longer compatible with it. Therefore, baca-0.1.16 has a dependency with climage-0.1.3. In order to be able to use climage-0.2.0 with baca, please find attached this simple patch: patch-baca_with_CLImage-0.2.0.txt