An important note: this app doesn't currently display notifications when playback starts, at least on Budgie. I intend to get involved upstream to work on that, but if it prevents inclusion at present that's totally understandable.

While I have your attention, is there a policy for packages which update frequently? The upstream has posted a new minor patch every day for the last 3 days, and I don't want to waste bandwidth.

This patch adds a few minor bugfixes. Nothing major. My suggestion is to put this diff on the backburner until after this week's sync, as 2.2.2 is doing just fine and I don't want to ask for too much of you guys' time. :)

In D12993#221564, @Staudey wrote:

Only the abireport will have a lot of UNKNOWNs then, but one can fix that by running make abireport after building the .eopkg archive while having those libraries installed (not strictly necessary but looks nicer and is more accurate).

Update pspec*.xml and package.yml to remove unneeded dependencies.

In D12883#221530, @Staudey wrote:

Yes, if you could set your git email address to the same you have on phabricator (which I presume is the one in your MAINTAINERS.md) then the tools should correctly identify you as author for the next commit.

In D12883#221518, @Staudey wrote:

Huh, good catch. I'll try to see if I can fix that. To be honest I have no idea (yet) why the tooling did that (it's not like we manually insert the author there).
Edit: Could it be that you're not registered with your gmail email address here, and that the author name for your local git config is simply "marcus"? In that case I can see how phabricator might've picked the wrong author.
Edit2: Nevermind I can just check the commit. Yup, different email and username simply "Marcus". This makes the email check fail and the username check picks the wrong person (since your username is also different). Unfortunately I haven't yet found a way to correct this.

In D12883#221510, @Staudey wrote:

I have been using this for a bit now and it seems to work fine. Therefore LGTM. Thank you for being patient!

In D12883#220835, @Staudey wrote:

The reason your diff has not yet been accepted is most likely the simple fact that nobody had time yet to look at your newest changes and test them.

Forgive me if I'm incorrect, I'm new to this... but is this not moving forward because T9305 needs to be completed first? If so, I'll get to work on that.

I'd love to get this included in this week's sync. If there are issues please let me know, and I'll patch them up right away.

Updated to v2.2.1 release

Updating to 2.2.1, with several bugfixes.

Add symlink to gogdl binary

Updated Heroic to v2.2.0 release

Heroic release v2.2.0 adding GOG support. Will update shortly.

In D12883#220077, @algent wrote:

You can clean more builddeps. This is a boring process you have to check them all.
One of my practices is to use this alias to search about the pkgconfigs: alias epc='$HOME/Repository/common/Scripts/epcsearch.py'.
And then just type epc atk and get the result:
pkgconfig(atk) found in: libatk-devel
Then eopkg info libatk-devel will tell that at-spi2-atk-devel is one of the revdeps. It means that at-spi2-atk-devel which is pkgconfig(atk-bridge-2.0) pull libatk-devel during installation of dependencies.
So here you can remove pkgconfig(atk) from builddeps in the package.yml file.

Removed unnecessary dependencies

I can't help but notice that this hasn't been touched since I implemented the requested changes last week. Are you guys waiting on me to do something else?

@joebonrichie Out of curiosity, how are you checking whether dependencies are redundant?

Add fixes for package.yml and heroic.desktop

Edited revision to fix a typo in the title. Whoops.

@EbonJaeger my apologies, I'm new to this. I'll make the new commit & diff in just a few minutes.

@Staudey I'm having a bit of trouble with arcanist. It's rejecting my commit due to Herald rule H9: "Rule: Uploading eopkg files is bad". However, I don't have any eopkg files in my commit. Any clue as to why it's doing this?

Hello! I've managed to package Heroic. There's an eopkg release on my github here.