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New version of stlab detected (package version: v1.6.2, last github version: v2.1.4)

@waruqi waruqi added the auto-update Automatic update label Oct 22, 2025
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This pull request automates the process of keeping project dependencies up-to-date by integrating the latest version of the stlab library. This ensures that the project benefits from the newest features, bug fixes, and performance improvements available in stlab v2.1.4, maintaining compatibility and leveraging advancements in the upstream library.

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  • Dependency Update: The stlab library has been updated from version v1.6.2 to v2.1.4.
  • Build Configuration: The xmake.lua configuration for stlab now includes the new version v2.1.4 along with its corresponding commit hash.
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This pull request automatically updates the stlab package to version v2.1.4. The change is functionally correct. However, it highlights an inconsistency in how package versions are sorted within this repository. This package now has versions sorted in descending order, while other packages like cmake use ascending order. For better long-term maintainability, I recommend standardizing on a single sorting convention, which may require updating the auto-update script.


add_urls("https://github.com/stlab/libraries/archive/refs/tags/$(version).tar.gz",
"https://github.com/stlab/libraries.git")
add_versions("v2.1.4", "34f3b96fb4896e72de218967e41d9090a5fc24e868d125ba61e5ac9570e8964a")
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While this correctly adds the new version, it places it at the top, resulting in a descending sort order. Other packages in this repository (e.g., cmake) use an ascending sort order for versions. To improve consistency and maintainability across the repository, it would be best to enforce a single sorting convention. The current auto-update script behavior of prepending new versions seems to be the cause of this inconsistency when different files have different initial sorting.

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