spdlog: update to 1.10.0.

[skmpz]

Testing the changes

• I tested the changes in this PR: YES

[Johnnynator]

You should always check some dependents of a library when updating it, spdlog did break ABI and therefore nheko, MangoHud, cryfs and gerbera did need to be recompiled.

[skmpz]

hm.. correct, but out of curiosity, why aren't those listed with xbps-query -X spdlog.. Is that one only for packages that have spdlog in depends=.. ? and also, is there any other flag on xbps to detect those or just do it manually?

[Johnnynator]

You need to use -RX to also list packages that aren't installed on your system.

[skmpz]

this will also show reverse runtime dependencies though and not build dependencies right ?

$ sudo xbps-query -RX spdlog
coeurl-devel-0.1.1_1

Just wondering if there's any other way other than just grepping through the srcpkgs folder to find reverse build dependencies..

[skmpz]

i guess xrevshlib spdlog does exactly that :).. Anyway, thanks for the input and sorry for the trouble caused.

[skmpz]

just another question.. when getting

$ xrevshlib spdlog
Bear
coeurl
cryfs
gerbera
MangoHud
nheko
Waybar

Is there a way to figure out which packages need to be recompiled?

[Johnnynator]

Ideally a package does increase the so version (the number behind .so as listed in e.g. common/shlibs in xbps-src).
spdlog did not do that in 1.10.0 ( gabime/spdlog#2369 ), but they changed their build system to also include minor version in there, so this specific issue is unlikely to happen again.

Is there a way to figure out which packages need to be recompiled?

Void currently doesn't have tooling in xbps-src to track symbols, so no automatic way for detecting this.
You (or a script) could in theory just install all of these packages and check if all the symbols do resolve.

[skmpz]

ah ok got it.. thanks again..

[Piraty]

https://abi-laboratory.pro/index.php?view=abi-tracker comes to mind