I completely disagree about shipping this as a temporary package, instead I'd either build it under the pipewire package or provide wireplumber (although it looks like it's not ready yet).

Update to 3.3.4.

Update to 3.3.4.

Deduplicate builddeps.

Fixup deps.

Fixup builddeps.

Fixup summary.

Split development programs accourdingly.

Cleanup patterns.

Typo in summary.

Fix summary.

Fixup builddeps.

Fixup dependencies.

Fixup dependencies.

Fixup dependencies.

Fixup dependencies.

Add dependency on re2 update.

Fix dependencies.

Fix dependencies.

Fixed CMake installs.

I could build and run the linked example without the need of copying or symlinking, perhaps what you've experimented with probably another project was because of the version of emscripten was too old. I'll try to update it this week.

I'll do the job by myself, thanks. But isn't the purpose of the Emscripten headers only for WASM output.

Symlink both sqfstar and sqfscat.

Try the thing again.

I think this link to the changelog is even more accurate, has the advantage to use both the permalink to the version and the tag when it was redacted.

Cleanups.

Licensing and tests.

Maintainers file and sane rebuild.

Rebase.

Rebase.

The main reasons are that both .NET and Active Directory use GSS authentications, to which Kerberos provides an implementation for that API.

Dependency on libde265 update.

Rebase against libde265 update.

Rebase against rebuilds.

Rebase against rebuilds.

Place patterns at the bottom of the build recipe.

Place patterns at the bottom of the build recipe.

Rebase against rebuilds.

Rebase against rebuilds.

Cleanup empty dirs.

Document memory requirements for the build.