rink: update to 0.9.0 - #62479
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Also: - Use the system libcurl (previously a bundled one was used) - Follow the project's migration to Codeberg - Install the manpages - Install the desktop entry
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(See the commit message for a description of the other changes).
I wanted to install the unit definitions to a separate file (instead of bundling them into the executable), as suggested in the packaging guide, but that causes the tests to fail.
In the install phase, it reports that two dependencies are yanked but those are only used in rink's web interface, which is not installed.
I am unsure if the choice of
changelogis a good one, as it does not contain the actual changes.I don't know if the build is still broken for big-endian PPC64.
Testing the changes
Local build testing