Still cannot reproduce this issue. Closing as resolved since no response has been forthcoming.

As a sign of intent, I think it would be good to explicitly enable the new cmake configuration options that correspond to the new deps you're adding during the setup phase with this update?

Tested and accepted.

Whoa. That's quite the improvement?! <3

Tested the 32-bit Synth1 VST plugin and everything worked as expected.

@aleksvor Thanks for getting this sorted and especially for being kind enough to update the documentation! \o/

LGTM

Unless this is countermanded by -core, I'll land it tomorrow, tuesday.

Let's try and see how this approach works.

In T9302#177287, @Jacalz wrote:

Sorry people. I haven’t had any luck with getting this thing set up for testing due to the poor amount of documentation for doing so. I probably won’t have the time to put in more effort into this due to having a lot going on in life at the moment. Someone else will have to continue this.
Will post my package.yml when I get back to my computer.

In T9302#177091, @Jacalz wrote:

Alright. Looking into this, it is very clear to me that I have absolutely no idea how to test this. Documentation is scarce or non existing :I

Just a quick note that it appears that the latest 7 releases of nushell (from 0.13.0 and onwards to the latest 0.20.0) have not been pre-releases.

@Jacalz : Thanks for volunteering! =)

@Jacalz is this your cup of tea? If so, feel free to give it a try as I don't see any one person consistently doing pipewire updates...

Looks like the libvirt/virt-manager part is indeed solved now, so closing as resolved.

Josh just tagged usysconf legacy 0.5.4 containing the above trigger PR and committed it in R3873:334346bfedda4d20b1dc26a31e291db4c276740e on -unstable.

I've written a systemd-sockets trigger for the legacy usysconf C-version, which will restart sockets.target on changes to the /usr/lib/systemd/system/sockets.target.wants/ directory where vendor-enabled .socket units live.

Looks like the rebuild stack (including libvirt and qemu updates) is manageable and I've been given the green light to land this ASAP.