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x11-themes/nordzy-cursors: add 2.5.0#467

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Adds new version 2.5.0 and changes SRC_URI to gitlab, which is the new source of the package. Also uses the tar.bz2 file instead of tar.gz as pkgcheck scan recommends it over the latter.

pkgcheck scan also returns MissingRemoteId: missing <remote-id type="gitlab">gboehm/Nordzy-cursors</remote-id> (inferred from URI 'https://gitlab.com/gboehm/Nordzy-cursors'). I think the way to fix this is to modify metadata.xml, but I'm not sure how exactly to (do we want to add the gitlab link and keep the github one, as it's a mirror, or replace it entirely?).

I was also thinking of adding two local use flags, xcursors and hyprcursors, to limit the type of cursor that is installed. This would avoid the user having to install a huge number of files, but I'm not sure if this would go against the guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md

Signed-off-by: Vedant Sule <sulevedant@gmail.com>
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stkw0 commented May 2, 2026

Thanks for the PR.

Yes, you should add the metadata of the new remote-id without removing the Github one.
Once the older version is removed the Github remote-id should be removed too.

About the USE flag, I would leave it as it's now. @MrRoy is the maintainer of this package, so unless he is in favorable to that I would not change that part.

Signed-off-by: Vedant Sule <sulevedant@gmail.com>
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SammyCyber commented May 3, 2026

Thanks for the info. I've added the new remote-id and also changed the bugs-to link as the github one doesn't exist anymore.

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