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@liberodark liberodark commented Mar 10, 2025

Fix : #374238
Please backport this PR because is fix issue for Joycon on 24.11 too.

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@liberodark liberodark changed the title torzu: unstable-2024-12-15 -> unstable-2024-12-15 torzu: unstable-2024-12-15 -> unstable-2025-02-22 Mar 10, 2025
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emilazy commented May 12, 2025

@GaetanLepage We should not merge PRs that change the upstream source of a package without justification in the commit/PR message and scrutiny from reviewers, especially if the source is controlled by the person opening the PR!

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@GaetanLepage We should not merge PRs that change the upstream source of a package without justification in the commit/PR message and scrutiny from reviewers, especially if the source is controlled by the person opening the PR!

This was definitely an oversight on my end. Sorry for missing this one :/

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liberodark commented May 12, 2025

@GaetanLepage We should not merge PRs that change the upstream source of a package without justification in the commit/PR message and scrutiny from reviewers, especially if the source is controlled by the person opening the PR!

Hi, this is entirely my fault, not @GaetanLepage . I didn't explain why this change was made, and there was no bad intention on my part. Here are the reasons for the change:
1/ The Git repo was no longer accessible
2/ When it was accessible, i.e., about 15 days earlier, it wasn't up to date
3/ There were strong suspicions that this Git repo had been deleted
That's why I changed the link.
Sorry if this was a problem I should have asked.
PS: Currently, even the Git repo on Tor is no longer available; only my repo remains.

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@GaetanLepage We should not merge PRs that change the upstream source of a package without justification in the commit/PR message and scrutiny from reviewers, especially if the source is controlled by the person opening the PR!

Hi, this is entirely my fault, not @GaetanLepage . I didn't explain why this change was made, and there was no bad intention on my part. Here are the reasons for the change: 1/ The Git repo was no longer accessible 2/ When it was accessible, i.e., about 15 days earlier, it wasn't up to date 3/ There were strong suspicions that this Git repo had been deleted That's why I changed the link. Sorry if this was a problem I should have asked. PS: Currently, even the Git repo on Tor is no longer available; only my repo remains.

Best Regards

Thanks for the additional context. However, I should definitely have noticed such a change and pushed back. I have some responsibility too.

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