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xfconf: | xfconf-dev
VERSION="4.12.4" | VERSION="4.14.1"
According to libxfconf, it seems we don't use the good tar.bz2 to build xfconf (and then xfconf-dev)
libxfconf: | libxfconf-dev:
VERSION="4.14.1" | VERSION="4.14.1"
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https://cook.slitaz.org/index.cgi?pkg=xfconf
has 4.14.1 for xfconf as well as
https://cook.slitaz.org/index.cgi?pkg=xfconf-dev
for xfconf-dev
https://pkgs.slitaz.org/?info=xfconf
and
https://pkgs.slitaz.org/?info=xfconf-dev
both have version 4.14.1 too.
Where did you see 4.12.4?
I updated xfconf and xfconf-dev from 4.12.4 to 4.14.1 to make the duplicate package libxfconf obsolete (and later on remove it),
because xfconf is the mostly used package name according to repology.org.
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Where did you see 4.12.4?
Here https://cook.slitaz.org/index.cgi?receipt=xfconf
The 4 [c]VERSION[/c] variables have been copy/paste from the cooker. But yes, it is 4.14.1 today.
I can't understand that. Even the previous build (14/07/2022) isn't 4.12.4 but 4.12.0
???
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