Sadly, upstream doesn't publish proper changelogs anymore[1] and there's
also quite a gap - this is the first time a release was published for
9.4.x since 9.4.3, so I decided to skim through the commit log on my own[2].
While there are no apparent problematic changes for us, but only
bugfixes, internal changes and a few doc fixes, I found at least one
security patch[3] fixing XSS in the graphite datasource settings, hence
the corresponding PR will get a security label.
[1] https://github.com/grafana/grafana/releases/tag/v9.4.7
/ adcdf190bb
[2] https://github.com/grafana/grafana/compare/v9.4.3...v9.4.7
[3] ef2eb2b6bf
This is not needed anymore because the version is EOL for almost a year
now and we don't even have the packages anymore, only the attributes for
compatibility for upgrades from older NixOS versions.
This package broke when Octave went to version 7.1.
nixpkgs commit 8399907be3 fixed this.
Octave's 7.2 release built the fix into Octave itself, so this is also
a non-issue now.
Many projects moved from SourceForge to other hosting sites. Use an
appropriate fetcher for each of the packages that have moved to the
new sites.
octavePackages.bim: fetchurl -> fetchFromGitHub
There was a migration from SourceForge to GitHub by the authors.
octavePackages.msh: fetchurl -> fetchFromGitHub
There was a migration from SourceForge to GitHub by the authors.
octavePackages.statistics: fetchurl -> fetchFromGitHub
There was a migration from SourceForge to GitHub by the authors.
octavePackages.octclip: fetchurl -> fetchFromBitbucket
There was a migration from SourceForge to Bitbucket by the authors.
octavePackages.geometry: fetchurl -> fetchhg
Release 4.0.0 is broken. Revision
04965cda30b5f9e51774194c67879e7336df1710 was made shortly thereafter,
fixing a compilation bug.
The bug in question:
polygon.cpp:208:22:
error: static assertion failed: comparison object must be invocable as const
is_invocable_v<const _Compare&, const _Key&, const _Key&>,
octavePackages.octproj: fetchurl -> fetchFromBitbucket
There was a migration from SourceForge to Bitbucket by the authors.
