bump(x11/gnome-clocks): 50.0

[Biswa96]

• Fixes Auto update failing for gnome-clocks #28905

[Biswa96]

Should vorbis-tools package be added in setup-ubuntu.sh or with termux_download_ubuntu_packages in gnome-clocks/build.sh ?

[robertkirkman]

Please try using termux_download_ubuntu_packages in termux_step_host_build(), then in termux_step_pre_configure(), set this,

if [[ "$TERMUX_ON_DEVICE_BUILD" == "false" ]]; then
    export PATH="$TERMUX_PKG_HOSTBUILD_DIR/ubuntu_packages/usr/bin:$PATH"
fi

then, if an error occurs that you do not know any solutions to work around or resolve dependencies for, show me and I can try to fix it.

[Biswa96]

It shows the following error.

/home/builder/.termux-build/gnome-clocks/host-build/ubuntu_packages/usr/bin/oggenc: error while loading shared libraries: libvorbisenc.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Adding the package in setup-ubuntu.sh seems easier and does not require those dark magic.

[robertkirkman]

I will create the build.sh for you

[Biswa96]

May I ask why vorbis-tools need to be added in termux_download_ubuntu_packages instead of setup-ubuntu.sh scipt?

[robertkirkman]

it is because, while the package is only 2 MB, I want to avoid bloating the size of the ubuntu docker image slowly over time and causing accumulated slowdown of downloading the image in clean systems.

it is a similar reason to why I avoided adding a check to check in termux_step_massage() for the problem of some CMake packages having malformed .pc files:

• tree-wide: apply relative CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR and CMAKE_INSTALL_INCLUDEDIR to packages that otherwise generate invalid .cmake and .pc files #27323 (comment)

a lot of things have already been added, and at a certain point I feel it is important to stop and try to only add things when it is really important, shared by a lot of packages to the point that it becomes better to install globally, or there is no other option.

[Biswa96]

ok, that sounds reasonable. I have added the necessary packages with termux_download_ubuntu_packages.