Currently, the packaged versions of GLib and libnice are fairly out of date (glib==2.52.3, which was released in June 2017, and libnice==0.1.13, released in April 2015).
Is there a specific blocker as to why these versions are being used (e.g. some cascading dependency incompatibilities)? If not, I would be willing to attempt to update the packages, but I wanted to make sure doing so wouldn't inadvertently break things.
On a somewhat-related note, it appears that GLib is being built using a CMake build wrapper, instead of the vcpkg wrapper around Meson. Is there a reason for this? It seems like converting it could decrease maintenance overhead in the future.
Currently, the packaged versions of GLib and libnice are fairly out of date (glib==2.52.3, which was released in June 2017, and libnice==0.1.13, released in April 2015).
Is there a specific blocker as to why these versions are being used (e.g. some cascading dependency incompatibilities)? If not, I would be willing to attempt to update the packages, but I wanted to make sure doing so wouldn't inadvertently break things.
On a somewhat-related note, it appears that GLib is being built using a CMake build wrapper, instead of the
vcpkgwrapper around Meson. Is there a reason for this? It seems like converting it could decrease maintenance overhead in the future.