openexr: update to 3.3.2

[kmilos]

Edit: I just noticed duplication of #22491 (which I guess doesn't build with recent Clang 19 swicth...) @lazka

[Biswa96]

Does openexr update break ABI/API in this case?

[kmilos]

Yes, 3.3.x is an ABI change from 3.2.x, and the shared library name changes accordingly as well...

[kmilos]

MINGW32 failure in gimp: last time built was before GCC 14, which became more strict

CLANG64 failure in OSG: I guess also due to Clang 19 switch...

Unfortunately, I don't have the bandwidth to dive into this pit 😞

[lazka]

Edit: I just noticed duplication of #22491 (which I guess doesn't build with recent Clang 19 swicth...) @lazka

That was with v18 still, I haven't looked into it yet.

[mmuetzel]

MINGW32 failure in gimp: last time built was before GCC 14, which became more strict

CLANG64 failure in OSG: I guess also due to Clang 19 switch...

Unfortunately, I don't have the bandwidth to dive into this pit 😞

The build errors for GIMP and OSG should be fixed now. It's not clear (yet) if all packages that would have been built later in the queue build correctly. It might be worth rebasing on a current head if you come around to it.
(Don't forget to bump the pkgrel of updated packages when you rebase.)

[kmilos]

Thank you! I'll rebase as soon as I get a chance...

[kmilos]

gimp still fails to build for MINGW32 after rebase, but seemingly for some other reason now, bizarrely Error: missing dependency gtk+-2.0 >= 2.24.32...

[mmuetzel]

It still builds for me locally after updating with pacman -Syu. Maybe, just an intermittent fluke? I'll try to restart the MINGW32 job once the other jobs have finished. (GitHub doesn't allow to restart a job while others are still running...)

[kmilos]

Ah, darktable needs a Clang 19 patch - it's a known issue fixed upstream, will apply it later...

As the build takes hours, is there a better strategy to bumping this?

[mmuetzel]

As the build takes hours, is there a better strategy to bumping this?

You could open a separate PR to fix the issue with rebuilding darktable if you prefer.