Re: pkgsrc-wip: misc/DeepSeek-TUI renamed to misc/CodeWhale; editors/fresh 0.3.12
Leonardo Taccari <[email protected]> Fri, 05 Jun 2026 22:43:25 +0200
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Hello Chavdar, ci4ic4 writes: > Hello, > > I pushed today two pkgsrc-wip changes, one of which is a package rename > worth flagging. > > misc/DeepSeek-TUI -> misc/CodeWhale > Upstream (Hmbown) has renamed the project from DeepSeek-TUI to CodeWhale. > I renamed the wip package to match (git mv, history preserved) and > updated it 0.8.39 -> 0.8.53. The primary command is now "codewhale"; > the old "deepseek" and "deepseek-tui" binaries remain as upstream > legacy shims, scheduled for removal in v0.9.0. If you were tracking > the old name: wip/DeepSeek-TUI no longer exists, use wip/CodeWhale. > > Both previous NetBSD patches are dropped (0.8.53 ships portable-pty 0.9 > natively, which was the reason for them). One new one-line portability > fix was needed -- open_external_url() was gated to macos/linux/windows > but called unconditionally, so it failed to build on NetBSD -- and has > also been submitted upstream (Hmbown/CodeWhale PR #2789). > > editors/fresh > Updated 0.3.10 -> 0.3.12. No dependency changes; the two existing > NetBSD patches apply unchanged. Builds and runs on NetBSD/amd64. > > Regards, > Chavdar Ivanov > > (FWIW, most of the work was done by Claude Code, pick your poison) > [...] Code generated by large language model or similar technology is considered tainted code per NetBSD Commit Guidelines and hence could not be committed.