The `ugrep+` and `ug+` commands are the same as the
`ugrep` and `ug` commands, but also use filters to
search PDFs, documents, e-books, image metadata,
when these filter tools are present:
- pdftotext
- antiword
- pandoc
- exiftool
`ugrep+` and `ug+` can now be wrapped to make those
utils accessible without the need for users to clutter
their environments through installing them. This is
opt-in with the `wrapWithFilterUtils` flag since these
packages grow the closure size massively.
A `createGrepReplacementLinks` flag was also added to
optionally create symlinks to serve as `gnugrep` drop-in
replacements. This works just like with `coreutils`. We
ensure that these variants beat `gnugrep`'s priority value
so `ugrep` wins when building `system-path` with `buildEnv`.
As of systemd 258 adb and fastboot connections are handled by a built-in
uaccess rule, so a dedicated package with hardcoded ID-based udev rules
is no longer needed.
Drop the android-udev-rules package and related mentions of the adbusers
group, which is also no longer used.
This package is now a duplicate of ddgs. It had been kept for retro
compatiblity reasons, but has since been updated by mistake in a large
PR, #431074.
The previous implementation breaks if `$XDG_CACHE_HOME` is set to
anything other than what is expected, since KDE will now write the cache
there instead. Some users set `$XDG_CACHE_HOME` to something like
`$HOME/.local/cache` to de-clutter `$HOME`. In such case, the cache won't
be found and removed, which will cause the KDE runner to not be able to
launch anything. It will now work regardless.
libsoup 2 is unmaintained so WebkitGTK decided to drop support for it in next release in March 2026:
https://discourse.gnome.org/t/webkitgtk-is-removing-support-for-libsoup-2/31873
Since the package is security critical, we backport all updates to stable.
Let’s remove it before branch-off to avoid breaking stable when that version is backported.
