termux/termux-packages
May 2025 – May 2026
13 Months active
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Build AutomationBuild ScriptingBuild SystemBuild SystemsCI/CDContinuous Integration
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PROFILE
Termux Github Actions
Worked on the termux/termux-packages repository, delivering ongoing automated dependency management and platform upgrades to maintain a robust packaging ecosystem. Leveraged CI/CD pipelines and batch-based workflows to coordinate version bumps across core libraries, X11/KDE components, and developer tooling, using languages such as C++, Python, and Shell scripting. Focused on security, stability, and compatibility by updating the Vulkan stack, KDE KF6 modules, and key runtime dependencies. Regularly rebuilt the command-not-found database to improve user experience and command lookup accuracy. The approach emphasized scalable, traceable maintenance, ensuring the repository remained current and reliable for downstream users and development workflows.
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Feature vs Bugs
99%Features
Repository Contributions
8,028Total
Bugs
21
Commits
8,028
Features
3,394
Lines of code
32,871
Activity Months13
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Work History
May 2026
608 Commits • 234 Features
May 1, 2026May 2026 was a heavy upgrade month for termux-packages, delivering a CI-driven wave of dependency upgrades and core tooling improvements that boost stability, security, and downstream compatibility. Highlights include a Vulkan stack refresh across headers/loader/utility libraries/tools to 1.4.350, major library/application bumps (e.g., assimp 6.0.5; awscli 2.34.40; clvk 0.0.20260429.095507; difftastic 0.69.0; spirv-llvm-translator 21.1.7), and extensive X11/KDE KF6 updates to 6.26.0. Core development tooling and libraries were upgraded (glib 2.88.1; rust-analyzer 20260504; turbo 2.9.8; await 2.5.0; mympd 25.0.2; ollama 0.23.0). Two command-not-found database rebuilds were performed to refresh user-facing suggestions. The work was delivered with a series of automatic commits via GitHub Actions, enabling rapid, traceable deployments and easier maintenance.
608 Commits • 234 Features
May 1, 2026May 2026 was a heavy upgrade month for termux-packages, delivering a CI-driven wave of dependency upgrades and core tooling improvements that boost stability, security, and downstream compatibility. Highlights include a Vulkan stack refresh across headers/loader/utility libraries/tools to 1.4.350, major library/application bumps (e.g., assimp 6.0.5; awscli 2.34.40; clvk 0.0.20260429.095507; difftastic 0.69.0; spirv-llvm-translator 21.1.7), and extensive X11/KDE KF6 updates to 6.26.0. Core development tooling and libraries were upgraded (glib 2.88.1; rust-analyzer 20260504; turbo 2.9.8; await 2.5.0; mympd 25.0.2; ollama 0.23.0). Two command-not-found database rebuilds were performed to refresh user-facing suggestions. The work was delivered with a series of automatic commits via GitHub Actions, enabling rapid, traceable deployments and easier maintenance.
May 2026
April 2026
776 Commits • 283 Features
Apr 1, 2026April 2026 — Termux-packages delivered sustained, CI-driven dependency maintenance across batches, updating 40+ packages spanning core libraries, tooling, KDE/X11 components, Vulkan stack, and platform apps. Major outcomes include automated dependency bumps across Batch 1/2/8/11/14/16/25/28/40/44/47/48, with representative updates such as spirv-llvm-translator 21.1.6; libvips 8.18.2; Vulkan stack components upgraded to 1.4.349 across headers/loader/utility-libraries/tools; Neovim-nightly updates; Telegram Desktop 6.7.x; KDE KF6 family to 6.25.0; Wakatime CLI refinements; libxml2 2.15.3; libnss 3.123.1. Additional improvements include tooling and build ecosystem upgrades (esbuild, ruff, jfrog-cli, exiftool), plus a targeted bug fix to rebuild the command-not-found database. Impact: faster, safer release cycles with reduced manual maintenance, improved security posture from up-to-date cryptography libs, and stronger CI-driven coordination across the repository.
April 2026
776 Commits • 283 Features
Apr 1, 2026April 2026 — Termux-packages delivered sustained, CI-driven dependency maintenance across batches, updating 40+ packages spanning core libraries, tooling, KDE/X11 components, Vulkan stack, and platform apps. Major outcomes include automated dependency bumps across Batch 1/2/8/11/14/16/25/28/40/44/47/48, with representative updates such as spirv-llvm-translator 21.1.6; libvips 8.18.2; Vulkan stack components upgraded to 1.4.349 across headers/loader/utility-libraries/tools; Neovim-nightly updates; Telegram Desktop 6.7.x; KDE KF6 family to 6.25.0; Wakatime CLI refinements; libxml2 2.15.3; libnss 3.123.1. Additional improvements include tooling and build ecosystem upgrades (esbuild, ruff, jfrog-cli, exiftool), plus a targeted bug fix to rebuild the command-not-found database. Impact: faster, safer release cycles with reduced manual maintenance, improved security posture from up-to-date cryptography libs, and stronger CI-driven coordination across the repository.
March 2026
792 Commits • 277 Features
Mar 1, 2026March 2026 (Termux/termux-packages) focused on maintenance-driven delivery with broad dependency management, CI-driven automation, and targeted bug fixes to improve security, stability, and ecosystem compatibility across core libraries and desktop components. The month delivered a large wave of version bumps and database updates, reinforcing platform reliability for downstream projects and end users.
792 Commits • 277 Features
Mar 1, 2026March 2026 (Termux/termux-packages) focused on maintenance-driven delivery with broad dependency management, CI-driven automation, and targeted bug fixes to improve security, stability, and ecosystem compatibility across core libraries and desktop components. The month delivered a large wave of version bumps and database updates, reinforcing platform reliability for downstream projects and end users.
March 2026
February 2026
698 Commits • 327 Features
Feb 1, 2026February 2026 monthly summary for termux-packages: - Delivered extensive automated dependency management across the repository, upgrading a broad set of core tools and libraries to newer, supported versions and aligning the Vulkan/WebAssembly/AI toolchains with current standards. The work was driven by GitHub Actions-based bumps across multiple batches, enabling safer security patches, performance improvements, and compatibility with downstream consumers. - Rebuilt and refreshed the command-not-found database to improve indexing and lookup accuracy, reducing time-to-suggest for common commands. - Upgraded core developer tooling and static analysis stack to keep the codebase healthy and maintainable: Rust Analyzer (2026-02-02), Lua Language Server (3.17.1), Oxlint (1.43.0), TinyMIST (0.14.10), Spir-V Headers (1.4.341.0). - Updated documentation/build workflow tooling: Hugo upgraded to 0.155.2 to improve docs generation and CI/CD docs pipeline. - Maintained and improved AI/ML and graphics/toolchains ongoing updates: Ollama (0.15.4), Rizin (0.8.2), RMP-C (0.11.0), and related graphics toolchain components (updates to OpenImageIO 3.1.10.0 and Shotcut 26.1.30). Top 3-5 achievements: 1) Automated 40+ dependency bumps across packages via Batch 15/18/31/38+, enabling newer versions across core tooling, libraries, and runtime components; example commits include exiftool 13.48→13.52 and awscli 2.33.17→2.33.31 (and related bumps). 2) Rebuilt and refreshed command-not-found database to improve accuracy and indexing. 3) Upgraded core development tooling: Rust Analyzer 20260209; Lua LS 3.17.1; Oxlint 1.43.0; Spir-V Headers 1.4.341.0; TinyMIST 0.14.10. 4) Hugo-based docs/build workflow updated to Hugo 0.155.2 to improve docs CI/CD. 5) AI/ML/runtime and graphics stacks kept current: Ollama 0.15.4, Rizin 0.8.2, RMP-C 0.11.0, OpenImageIO 3.1.10.0, Shotcut 26.1.30.
February 2026
698 Commits • 327 Features
Feb 1, 2026February 2026 monthly summary for termux-packages: - Delivered extensive automated dependency management across the repository, upgrading a broad set of core tools and libraries to newer, supported versions and aligning the Vulkan/WebAssembly/AI toolchains with current standards. The work was driven by GitHub Actions-based bumps across multiple batches, enabling safer security patches, performance improvements, and compatibility with downstream consumers. - Rebuilt and refreshed the command-not-found database to improve indexing and lookup accuracy, reducing time-to-suggest for common commands. - Upgraded core developer tooling and static analysis stack to keep the codebase healthy and maintainable: Rust Analyzer (2026-02-02), Lua Language Server (3.17.1), Oxlint (1.43.0), TinyMIST (0.14.10), Spir-V Headers (1.4.341.0). - Updated documentation/build workflow tooling: Hugo upgraded to 0.155.2 to improve docs generation and CI/CD docs pipeline. - Maintained and improved AI/ML and graphics/toolchains ongoing updates: Ollama (0.15.4), Rizin (0.8.2), RMP-C (0.11.0), and related graphics toolchain components (updates to OpenImageIO 3.1.10.0 and Shotcut 26.1.30). Top 3-5 achievements: 1) Automated 40+ dependency bumps across packages via Batch 15/18/31/38+, enabling newer versions across core tooling, libraries, and runtime components; example commits include exiftool 13.48→13.52 and awscli 2.33.17→2.33.31 (and related bumps). 2) Rebuilt and refreshed command-not-found database to improve accuracy and indexing. 3) Upgraded core development tooling: Rust Analyzer 20260209; Lua LS 3.17.1; Oxlint 1.43.0; Spir-V Headers 1.4.341.0; TinyMIST 0.14.10. 4) Hugo-based docs/build workflow updated to Hugo 0.155.2 to improve docs CI/CD. 5) AI/ML/runtime and graphics stacks kept current: Ollama 0.15.4, Rizin 0.8.2, RMP-C 0.11.0, OpenImageIO 3.1.10.0, Shotcut 26.1.30.
January 2026
576 Commits • 172 Features
Jan 1, 2026Month: 2026-01 Overview: Delivered a consolidated set of platform upgrades and reliability improvements for termux-packages with a strong focus on multimedia capabilities, security hardening, data handling, and automated maintenance. The work enhances user experience, stability, and developer productivity while maintaining a lean, automated release workflow across a multi-repo stack. Key features delivered: - Multimedia and video stack upgrades in termux-packages: upgraded video processing and rendering components to latest stable releases to improve compatibility and capabilities. Commits include bumping X11 video stack components (MLT 7.36.1; SDL2-compat 2.32.62; Shotcut 25.12.31). Examples: 29267d2025d1c4082a5ae6df77d979d1ef8a334b; 41efe01773e4ba3813f2c26186b3f476d2f2714c; 790155e66b731fc7ef8b2dcfca944c3437fef650. - X11 authentication and windowing improvements: updated X11 authentication library to enhance security and compatibility (xorg-xauth 1.1.5). Commit: e6411aa4a5c8b7cc39a0a0fadb119c31c97126fb. - Git tooling and networking updates: improved performance and reliability with current stable versions of Git tooling (Gitoxide 0.49.0) and KCPTun (20260101). Commits: 76573ff3c15b32be3eb24d759ab54450e0d89e97; 2cbd3a0b0387c898175bbe3dace7639c68164161. - Dart ecosystem and persistence updates: Moor 2.10.1, LibDart 6.16.3, Newsraft 0.35 to improve data handling and toolchain compatibility. Commits: d2c970ec52217ef89c25699e9ddb112f4a256e0c; bdaab20f6a6fcc22a3eac184afbced758e317d18; 30994d13d68fccd4510ff65f66558e3ad0bed273. - Web tooling and image processing libraries: updated Hugo site generator, jq-lsp, libheif, and OpenImageIO to current versions to improve tooling and media handling. Commits: 23955719add31f6c3f29f7d26e808400569ee01d; 7e8b7aca9d8f1487c2654f7d6bd542cf254cb26e; aa0f93311b8037ccd3cbe0fc4b1bc3eae5b866b0; b7ad2e0a9cbecd0d48dc12a19cc80bc7182e4390. - Graphics/tooling and build efficiency: updated SSE Neon and RGBDS toolchain components to boost performance. Commits: 7d4ef9e489dd31c2d623c57a15f057ca12bb0858; 881848e0c877966be471bec61666a9265e1bd8ca. - Widespread automated dependency bumps (Batch 2/39 onwards): automated version bumps across Mesa, Just, Bitcoin, Hugo, libtorrent, and many more to keep dependencies current, improve security, stability, and compatibility across the stack. Representative commits: bump(main/mesa): 25.3.3; bump(main/just): 1.46.0; bump(main/bitcoin): 30.1; bump(main/hugo): 0.154.2; etc. (and dozens more in Batch 2/39, Batch 4/39, Batch 5/39, Batch 7/39, Batch 9/39, Batch 19, Batch 22, Batch 24, Batch 26, Batch 27, Batch 30, Batch 34, Batch 37, Batch 38). - Developer tooling and runtimes updates: Elixir 1.19.5, Neovim nightly updates, and other developer tools updated to latest stable builds to improve productivity and compatibility. Examples: bump(main/elixir): 1.19.5; bump(main/neovim-nightly): various nightly builds (0.12.0~dev-1998+g272ec9627c) and later. - Command-not-found data maintenance: multiple command-not-found database rebuilds to refresh indexes and improve lookup accuracy as part of ongoing maintenance. Commits: 9e71f9e7063b850a495fef104dc7435880bdf6c6; f6803bf831e53d9139e5a65c8f613b93aca982f7; 99c029ac750d13fec2da4fe567ddb0524e8220fd. Major bugs fixed and stability improvements: - Command-not-found: Rebuilt and refreshed command-not-found database indexes across multiple batches to improve accuracy and speed of command suggestions in end-user environments. - X11 and graphics stack harmonization: updated authentication and windowing components to reduce incompatibilities with newer desktop environments and security policies. - Dependency hygiene: extensive automated bumps across 39+ components reduced drift, improved security posture, and mitigated known compatibility issues in base libraries and toolchains. Overall impact and business value: - Improved user experience for Termux users by enabling newer multimedia capabilities, faster command lookups, and more robust X11 support. - Lowered maintenance burden through automated dependency bumps and batch upgrades, enabling faster delivery cycles and reduced risk of drift. - Strengthened security and compliance posture with updated X11 auth, modern toolchains, and up-to-date libraries across the stack. - Increased developer productivity and forward-compatibility with updated runtimes, IDE tooling, and data persistence components. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Cross-repo coordination and multi-language patching (C/C++, Dart, JavaScript, Python, Lua, shell scripts). - Automated release engineering via GitHub Actions leading to scalable dependency management across 39+ packages. - Performance and security improvements across video processing, graphics stack, and data handling layers. - Quality through targeted maintenance tasks (command-not-found rebuilds) and security-focused updates.
576 Commits • 172 Features
Jan 1, 2026Month: 2026-01 Overview: Delivered a consolidated set of platform upgrades and reliability improvements for termux-packages with a strong focus on multimedia capabilities, security hardening, data handling, and automated maintenance. The work enhances user experience, stability, and developer productivity while maintaining a lean, automated release workflow across a multi-repo stack. Key features delivered: - Multimedia and video stack upgrades in termux-packages: upgraded video processing and rendering components to latest stable releases to improve compatibility and capabilities. Commits include bumping X11 video stack components (MLT 7.36.1; SDL2-compat 2.32.62; Shotcut 25.12.31). Examples: 29267d2025d1c4082a5ae6df77d979d1ef8a334b; 41efe01773e4ba3813f2c26186b3f476d2f2714c; 790155e66b731fc7ef8b2dcfca944c3437fef650. - X11 authentication and windowing improvements: updated X11 authentication library to enhance security and compatibility (xorg-xauth 1.1.5). Commit: e6411aa4a5c8b7cc39a0a0fadb119c31c97126fb. - Git tooling and networking updates: improved performance and reliability with current stable versions of Git tooling (Gitoxide 0.49.0) and KCPTun (20260101). Commits: 76573ff3c15b32be3eb24d759ab54450e0d89e97; 2cbd3a0b0387c898175bbe3dace7639c68164161. - Dart ecosystem and persistence updates: Moor 2.10.1, LibDart 6.16.3, Newsraft 0.35 to improve data handling and toolchain compatibility. Commits: d2c970ec52217ef89c25699e9ddb112f4a256e0c; bdaab20f6a6fcc22a3eac184afbced758e317d18; 30994d13d68fccd4510ff65f66558e3ad0bed273. - Web tooling and image processing libraries: updated Hugo site generator, jq-lsp, libheif, and OpenImageIO to current versions to improve tooling and media handling. Commits: 23955719add31f6c3f29f7d26e808400569ee01d; 7e8b7aca9d8f1487c2654f7d6bd542cf254cb26e; aa0f93311b8037ccd3cbe0fc4b1bc3eae5b866b0; b7ad2e0a9cbecd0d48dc12a19cc80bc7182e4390. - Graphics/tooling and build efficiency: updated SSE Neon and RGBDS toolchain components to boost performance. Commits: 7d4ef9e489dd31c2d623c57a15f057ca12bb0858; 881848e0c877966be471bec61666a9265e1bd8ca. - Widespread automated dependency bumps (Batch 2/39 onwards): automated version bumps across Mesa, Just, Bitcoin, Hugo, libtorrent, and many more to keep dependencies current, improve security, stability, and compatibility across the stack. Representative commits: bump(main/mesa): 25.3.3; bump(main/just): 1.46.0; bump(main/bitcoin): 30.1; bump(main/hugo): 0.154.2; etc. (and dozens more in Batch 2/39, Batch 4/39, Batch 5/39, Batch 7/39, Batch 9/39, Batch 19, Batch 22, Batch 24, Batch 26, Batch 27, Batch 30, Batch 34, Batch 37, Batch 38). - Developer tooling and runtimes updates: Elixir 1.19.5, Neovim nightly updates, and other developer tools updated to latest stable builds to improve productivity and compatibility. Examples: bump(main/elixir): 1.19.5; bump(main/neovim-nightly): various nightly builds (0.12.0~dev-1998+g272ec9627c) and later. - Command-not-found data maintenance: multiple command-not-found database rebuilds to refresh indexes and improve lookup accuracy as part of ongoing maintenance. Commits: 9e71f9e7063b850a495fef104dc7435880bdf6c6; f6803bf831e53d9139e5a65c8f613b93aca982f7; 99c029ac750d13fec2da4fe567ddb0524e8220fd. Major bugs fixed and stability improvements: - Command-not-found: Rebuilt and refreshed command-not-found database indexes across multiple batches to improve accuracy and speed of command suggestions in end-user environments. - X11 and graphics stack harmonization: updated authentication and windowing components to reduce incompatibilities with newer desktop environments and security policies. - Dependency hygiene: extensive automated bumps across 39+ components reduced drift, improved security posture, and mitigated known compatibility issues in base libraries and toolchains. Overall impact and business value: - Improved user experience for Termux users by enabling newer multimedia capabilities, faster command lookups, and more robust X11 support. - Lowered maintenance burden through automated dependency bumps and batch upgrades, enabling faster delivery cycles and reduced risk of drift. - Strengthened security and compliance posture with updated X11 auth, modern toolchains, and up-to-date libraries across the stack. - Increased developer productivity and forward-compatibility with updated runtimes, IDE tooling, and data persistence components. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Cross-repo coordination and multi-language patching (C/C++, Dart, JavaScript, Python, Lua, shell scripts). - Automated release engineering via GitHub Actions leading to scalable dependency management across 39+ packages. - Performance and security improvements across video processing, graphics stack, and data handling layers. - Quality through targeted maintenance tasks (command-not-found rebuilds) and security-focused updates.
January 2026
December 2025
534 Commits • 265 Features
Dec 1, 2025December 2025 (2025-12) — Termux Packages: major maintenance month centered on dependency hygiene, performance improvements, and CI-driven updates. Delivered a slate of version bumps across llama-cpp and associated tooling, automated broad dependency upgrades across core libraries and utilities, and targeted fixes to improve build reliability and command-not-found accuracy. These changes position the project for faster secure releases and improved user experience on devices.
December 2025
534 Commits • 265 Features
Dec 1, 2025December 2025 (2025-12) — Termux Packages: major maintenance month centered on dependency hygiene, performance improvements, and CI-driven updates. Delivered a slate of version bumps across llama-cpp and associated tooling, automated broad dependency upgrades across core libraries and utilities, and targeted fixes to improve build reliability and command-not-found accuracy. These changes position the project for faster secure releases and improved user experience on devices.
November 2025
653 Commits • 304 Features
Nov 1, 2025Month: 2025-11. This month focused on strengthening the Termux packaging toolchain through a broad mix of feature upgrades, bug fixes, and automated dependency management, delivering business value through up-to-date tooling and improved user experience. Key features delivered included upgrades to core utilities and model tooling, as well as extensive dependency bumps across the repository to maintain security, performance, and compatibility. Key feature deliveries: - BorgBackup upgraded to 1.4.2 to improve backup reliability and performance. - Spir-V LLVM Translator upgraded to 21.1.2 for improved shader compilation workflows. - Git Town upgraded to 22.2.0 to streamline multi-repo collaboration and branch management. - Llama-cpp updated across multiple prerelease builds to stay aligned with latest model tooling (0.0.0-b6907 through 0.0.0-b7139 range). - Oh My Pos h upgraded to 27.4.4; VTM upgraded to 2025.10.31; Jackett upgraded to 0.24.241. - Several core libraries and tooling updated via batch dependency bumps (e.g., libdav1d 1.5.2, libdeflate 1.25, rgbds 1.0.0, lazygit 0.56.0). - Maintenance and X11/UI components updated (cairo-dock-core 3.6.1, kitty 0.44.0; LXQt and related UI toolkits) to keep the desktop experience current. Major bug fixes: - Command-not-found database rebuild completed to update and improve suggestion accuracy and reflect recent command mappings. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Kept the toolchain current and secure across the business-critical Termux packaging workflow, reducing technical debt and risk while improving developer productivity and user experience. - Demonstrated scale and discipline in CI-driven dependency management, delivering consistent, automated upgrades across hundreds of packages. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Release engineering, CI/CD automation, cross-repo coordination, and structured dependency management across multiple ecosystems (Rust, Python, Lua, and shell tooling). - Competence in maintaining backward compatibility while driving forward with modern toolchains and performance-focused updates.
653 Commits • 304 Features
Nov 1, 2025Month: 2025-11. This month focused on strengthening the Termux packaging toolchain through a broad mix of feature upgrades, bug fixes, and automated dependency management, delivering business value through up-to-date tooling and improved user experience. Key features delivered included upgrades to core utilities and model tooling, as well as extensive dependency bumps across the repository to maintain security, performance, and compatibility. Key feature deliveries: - BorgBackup upgraded to 1.4.2 to improve backup reliability and performance. - Spir-V LLVM Translator upgraded to 21.1.2 for improved shader compilation workflows. - Git Town upgraded to 22.2.0 to streamline multi-repo collaboration and branch management. - Llama-cpp updated across multiple prerelease builds to stay aligned with latest model tooling (0.0.0-b6907 through 0.0.0-b7139 range). - Oh My Pos h upgraded to 27.4.4; VTM upgraded to 2025.10.31; Jackett upgraded to 0.24.241. - Several core libraries and tooling updated via batch dependency bumps (e.g., libdav1d 1.5.2, libdeflate 1.25, rgbds 1.0.0, lazygit 0.56.0). - Maintenance and X11/UI components updated (cairo-dock-core 3.6.1, kitty 0.44.0; LXQt and related UI toolkits) to keep the desktop experience current. Major bug fixes: - Command-not-found database rebuild completed to update and improve suggestion accuracy and reflect recent command mappings. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Kept the toolchain current and secure across the business-critical Termux packaging workflow, reducing technical debt and risk while improving developer productivity and user experience. - Demonstrated scale and discipline in CI-driven dependency management, delivering consistent, automated upgrades across hundreds of packages. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Release engineering, CI/CD automation, cross-repo coordination, and structured dependency management across multiple ecosystems (Rust, Python, Lua, and shell tooling). - Competence in maintaining backward compatibility while driving forward with modern toolchains and performance-focused updates.
November 2025
October 2025
642 Commits • 265 Features
Oct 1, 2025Monthly performance summary for 2025-10 (termux/termux-packages): Delivered extensive automated dependency management across the core toolchain and associated libraries, ensuring up-to-date, secure, and compatible packages for end users. Executed multiple waves of automatic bumps (Batch 2, Batch 3, Batch 21-24-32-33-36-37-40, etc.) across dozens of components, significantly reducing manual maintenance. Also fixed a critical bug related to the command-not-found database by rebuilding mappings to reflect current commands.
October 2025
642 Commits • 265 Features
Oct 1, 2025Monthly performance summary for 2025-10 (termux/termux-packages): Delivered extensive automated dependency management across the core toolchain and associated libraries, ensuring up-to-date, secure, and compatible packages for end users. Executed multiple waves of automatic bumps (Batch 2, Batch 3, Batch 21-24-32-33-36-37-40, etc.) across dozens of components, significantly reducing manual maintenance. Also fixed a critical bug related to the command-not-found database by rebuilding mappings to reflect current commands.
September 2025
607 Commits • 276 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 – termux-packages (repo: termux/termux-packages). Delivered extensive dependency maintenance across core libraries, toolchains, X11/UI stacks, and LLama/LLama-Cpp related packages. Implemented eight dependency-bump batches (Batch 5, 13, 14, 24, 30, 31, 33, 34) across the package set, updating 60+ packages to latest stable releases and consolidating changes into a cohesive release stream. Notable updates include core libs (libnghttp2 1.67.0; rabbitmq-server 4.1.4; upower 1.90.10; vtm 2025.09.02; vulkan-tools 1.4.326; binaryen 124; emscripten 4.0.14), Vulkan ecosystem stack upgrades to 1.4.328, and major GUI/X11 refresh (qtutilities 6.18.1; x11 KF6 components up to 6.18.0; cinnamon-desktop). LLama/llama-cpp upgrades occurred across multiple patch revisions (0.0.0-b6397 through 0.0.0-b6647), improving stability for ML workflows. Included ongoing: Rebuilt command-not-found database to refresh indexing. These changes strengthen security, compatibility, and end-user experience while reducing maintenance toil.
607 Commits • 276 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 – termux-packages (repo: termux/termux-packages). Delivered extensive dependency maintenance across core libraries, toolchains, X11/UI stacks, and LLama/LLama-Cpp related packages. Implemented eight dependency-bump batches (Batch 5, 13, 14, 24, 30, 31, 33, 34) across the package set, updating 60+ packages to latest stable releases and consolidating changes into a cohesive release stream. Notable updates include core libs (libnghttp2 1.67.0; rabbitmq-server 4.1.4; upower 1.90.10; vtm 2025.09.02; vulkan-tools 1.4.326; binaryen 124; emscripten 4.0.14), Vulkan ecosystem stack upgrades to 1.4.328, and major GUI/X11 refresh (qtutilities 6.18.1; x11 KF6 components up to 6.18.0; cinnamon-desktop). LLama/llama-cpp upgrades occurred across multiple patch revisions (0.0.0-b6397 through 0.0.0-b6647), improving stability for ML workflows. Included ongoing: Rebuilt command-not-found database to refresh indexing. These changes strengthen security, compatibility, and end-user experience while reducing maintenance toil.
September 2025
August 2025
551 Commits • 249 Features
Aug 1, 2025Monthly summary for 2025-08 (termux/termux-packages) focused on dependency management, build tooling, and AI/multimedia stack updates to keep release cadence healthy and reduce risk across the ecosystem. Key outcomes: - Llama-cpp upgrades across batch 1–4 with multiple pre-release bumps, enabling AI workloads and feature parity across components. - Core dependencies and build/runtime tooling updated to current release lines (buf 1.56.0; dust 1.2.3; lux-cli 0.12.1; mpd 0.24.5; brook 20250808; gradle 9.0.0; jackett 0.22.223x; dar 2.7.19; debianutils 5.23.2; has 1.5.2; scala 3.7.2). - Large-scale dependency bumps across multiple batches (Batch 2–4; 9/37; 16/37; 18/37; 32/37; 35) with lockfile updates to ensure reproducible builds. - Graphics/Multimedia and runtime stack modernization: Vulkan ecosystem upgraded to 1.4.325 (headers, utilities, loader, validation layers); GStreamer core components and bindings updated to 1.26.5; OpenImageIO updated to 3.0.9.1; KDE Frameworks 6.17.0 across multiple KF6 modules. - Runtime and tooling enhancements: Dart 3.8.3; Flyctl and other deployment/build tooling updates; Docker Compose updated to 2.39.2. - UX improvement: command-not-found database rebuilt to refresh indexing for accurate suggestions. Major bugs fixed: - Rebuilt command-not-found database to update and refresh internal indexing, improving command recommendations and downstream tooling reliability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Maintains release cadence with up-to-date dependencies, reducing security vulnerability surface and compatibility risk across core packages and the multimedia stack. - Improves AI/ML capability readiness (llama-cpp) and multimedia/graphics stability (Vulkan, GStreamer, OpenImageIO) for downstream users. - Demonstrates strong release engineering discipline: multi-repo coordination, parallelized bumps, and lockfile hygiene, setting a solid foundation for upcoming batches. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Version pinning, lockfile hygiene, and cross-repo upgrade strategy. - Parallel tooling updates and batch-based upgrade workflow. - Graphics/AI pipeline maintenance (Vulkan stack, GStreamer, OpenImageIO, KF6) and AI tooling (llama-cpp, Ollama). - Release engineering discipline enabling scalable, reproducible builds.
August 2025
551 Commits • 249 Features
Aug 1, 2025Monthly summary for 2025-08 (termux/termux-packages) focused on dependency management, build tooling, and AI/multimedia stack updates to keep release cadence healthy and reduce risk across the ecosystem. Key outcomes: - Llama-cpp upgrades across batch 1–4 with multiple pre-release bumps, enabling AI workloads and feature parity across components. - Core dependencies and build/runtime tooling updated to current release lines (buf 1.56.0; dust 1.2.3; lux-cli 0.12.1; mpd 0.24.5; brook 20250808; gradle 9.0.0; jackett 0.22.223x; dar 2.7.19; debianutils 5.23.2; has 1.5.2; scala 3.7.2). - Large-scale dependency bumps across multiple batches (Batch 2–4; 9/37; 16/37; 18/37; 32/37; 35) with lockfile updates to ensure reproducible builds. - Graphics/Multimedia and runtime stack modernization: Vulkan ecosystem upgraded to 1.4.325 (headers, utilities, loader, validation layers); GStreamer core components and bindings updated to 1.26.5; OpenImageIO updated to 3.0.9.1; KDE Frameworks 6.17.0 across multiple KF6 modules. - Runtime and tooling enhancements: Dart 3.8.3; Flyctl and other deployment/build tooling updates; Docker Compose updated to 2.39.2. - UX improvement: command-not-found database rebuilt to refresh indexing for accurate suggestions. Major bugs fixed: - Rebuilt command-not-found database to update and refresh internal indexing, improving command recommendations and downstream tooling reliability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Maintains release cadence with up-to-date dependencies, reducing security vulnerability surface and compatibility risk across core packages and the multimedia stack. - Improves AI/ML capability readiness (llama-cpp) and multimedia/graphics stability (Vulkan, GStreamer, OpenImageIO) for downstream users. - Demonstrates strong release engineering discipline: multi-repo coordination, parallelized bumps, and lockfile hygiene, setting a solid foundation for upcoming batches. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Version pinning, lockfile hygiene, and cross-repo upgrade strategy. - Parallel tooling updates and batch-based upgrade workflow. - Graphics/AI pipeline maintenance (Vulkan stack, GStreamer, OpenImageIO, KF6) and AI tooling (llama-cpp, Ollama). - Release engineering discipline enabling scalable, reproducible builds.
July 2025
596 Commits • 251 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025: Termux-packages underwent a rigorous maintenance cycle, delivering a broad wave of dependency bumps and tooling updates across the repository to boost security, stability, and performance. The batch included LLama ecosystem bumps, Vulkan stack upgrades, and core tooling improvements, coupled with a targeted bug fix for the command-not-found database.
596 Commits • 251 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025: Termux-packages underwent a rigorous maintenance cycle, delivering a broad wave of dependency bumps and tooling updates across the repository to boost security, stability, and performance. The batch included LLama ecosystem bumps, Vulkan stack upgrades, and core tooling improvements, coupled with a targeted bug fix for the command-not-found database.
July 2025
June 2025
526 Commits • 233 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 (2025-06) — Termux Packages delivered a wave of dependency modernization across core packages, prioritizing stability, security, and AI model readiness. Major features included Assimp bump to 6.0.0, extensive llama-cpp updates across a batch of pre-release versions, and Restic-server upgrade to 0.14.0, complemented by targeted tooling upgrades (jq 1.8.0, Oh My Pos h-related updates) and a critical bug fix to refresh the command-not-found data. These changes improve runtime compatibility with latest toolchains, enable better AI inference workflows, and reduce maintenance overhead through consolidated upgrades.
June 2025
526 Commits • 233 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 (2025-06) — Termux Packages delivered a wave of dependency modernization across core packages, prioritizing stability, security, and AI model readiness. Major features included Assimp bump to 6.0.0, extensive llama-cpp updates across a batch of pre-release versions, and Restic-server upgrade to 0.14.0, complemented by targeted tooling upgrades (jq 1.8.0, Oh My Pos h-related updates) and a critical bug fix to refresh the command-not-found data. These changes improve runtime compatibility with latest toolchains, enable better AI inference workflows, and reduce maintenance overhead through consolidated upgrades.
May 2025
469 Commits • 258 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025: Termux Packages delivered substantial dependency maintenance and a targeted bug fix that improved stability, security, and UX. Key outcomes include extensive patch-level upgrades (notably llama-cpp and its ecosystem), alignment of core runtimes and tooling to latest stable releases, and a critical correction to the command-not-found data that enhances package discovery and onboarding. These changes reduce build failures, improve runtime performance, and position the project for smoother updates going forward.
469 Commits • 258 Features
May 1, 2025May 2025: Termux Packages delivered substantial dependency maintenance and a targeted bug fix that improved stability, security, and UX. Key outcomes include extensive patch-level upgrades (notably llama-cpp and its ecosystem), alignment of core runtimes and tooling to latest stable releases, and a critical correction to the command-not-found data that enhances package discovery and onboarding. These changes reduce build failures, improve runtime performance, and position the project for smoother updates going forward.
May 2025
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