Hi @ketronix_dev

Congrats on your first patch.

I edited the summary to link the other diferential. This is needed to build the packages in correct order. If we don't follow this rule, then the build will fail in build server, or they are not linked to correct dependencies. It is not always true, but linkin diffs together will help the Global Maintainer to land them in build server together.

Also I added the task with your update request T10414, this will automatically close it as Resolved.
Normally these are done by the one who submitts the diffs.

There are two other things needed to improve this diff.

1. You need to add a changelog, for example like this.

**Changelog:**

- changes 1
- fix 2
- etc.

If the changelog is too long, then you can simply add the link. For example

Full changelog [here](the-upstream-link-with-the-changelog)

2. A more specific testing plan.

To undertand what I am saying you can check git log in the package dir to see how the previous diffs were submitted.

Yeah, seems like they've enabled freetype support and it now needs pkgconfig(freetype2) as a build dependency to compile (see the "Engine Improvements" section in their release notes)

But using ypkg ./package.yml, my build succeeded....

Yes @Staudey, by adding pkgconfig(freetype2) the build succeeds.

@ketronix_dev I see that there are changes in abi files, so you need to include in this diff abi_used_libs and abi_used_symbols.

$ git status
On branch arcpatch-D13639
Changes not staged for commit:
  (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
  (use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
	modified:   abi_used_libs
	modified:   abi_used_symbols
	modified:   package.yml
	modified:   pspec_x86_64.xml

Untracked files:
  (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
	0ad-0.0.26a-41-1-x86_64.eopkg

no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")

But using ypkg ./package.yml, my build succeeded....

Please check what repo are you using. And to build the package just run make in package dir.

But using ypkg ./package.yml, my build succeeded....

That's the issue then. We use solbuild and the Makefile commands to build packages, and don't call ypkg directly. I'd suggest looking at the Building a Package documentation again to set this up in the right way. The correct way to start the package build is with make

So you probably have freetype2-devel installed on your system locally, which is why ypkg picked it up. But as it's not part of the supplied build dependencies, it fails with solbuild (and would therefore also fail on the build server).

I also have some other comments below.