b9113d2e7f
This fixes regressions in the flatpak/snap builds, and knock-on stuff that was discovered as as a result: * Update the Zig versions in the flatpak/snap build configuration files. * Restore the classic -Dpatch-rpath option, and add a new -Dpatch-interp option. This ensures that the snap can still use -Dpatch-rpath correctly. * There seems to be an issue in Zig when parsing IPv6 addresses that leads to issues loading resolv.conf files; when trying to load a nameserver that has an IPv6 address with a numeric interface index as the scoped zone ID, Zig will try to resolve the interface as a name rather than just use the index. This is coming up in snap builds because the build process seems to, by default, use the exhaustive /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf file, versus the simpler stub (stub-resolv.conf) file. We work around this for the time being by linking the stub at the end of the Zig part, overwriting the link to the non-stub file. * Fixed gtk4-layer-shell packaging - the migration to external translate-c meant that non-system builds of the dependency were not handing the local gtk4-layer-shell headers over for translation. Now, instead, we've extracted the management of the gtk4-layer-shell source and wayland-protocols generation to a locally-cached object so that the source can be shared by both C translation and the library build in a way that is not coupled to any particular step.
Packages
This folder contains packages written for and used by Ghostty that could potentially be useful for other projects. These are in-tree with Ghostty because I don't want to maintain them as separate projects (i.e. get dedicated issues, PRs, etc.). If you want to use them, you can copy and paste them into your project.
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