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The change is a straightforward upstream version bump in .SRCINFO from OpenJFX 28+9 to 28+10, with the corresponding source filename and checksum updated. The source remains an HTTPS GitHub release tarball, there are no new build-time commands, scripts, or privilege-related changes in the reviewed hunk, and no suspicious metadata changes (e.g. new dependencies, replaces/conflicts, or install hooks). Based on this diff alone, I see no security concern beyond the normal trust in the upstream release artifact.
@@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ pkgbase = java-openjfx
makedepends = zip
makedepends = gradle
options = !lto
- source = java-openjfx-28.9.tar.gz::https://github.com/openjdk/jfx/archive/refs/tags/28+9.tar.gz
+ source = java-openjfx-28.10.tar.gz::https://github.com/openjdk/jfx/archive/refs/tags/28+10.tar.gz
source = java-openjfx-gradle.properties
source = java-openjfx-flags.patch
source = java-openjfx-profile.sh
source = java-openjfx-profile.csh
source = java-openjfx-env.sh
- b2sums = 04dfed3bdb73c97e206ae396ce7ced7828d14ca28fabf428023769574f01b769fe1cae4b99a60bdcf81122df8cef9ee5820721315c7ced95c4780a2b57ab3113
+ b2sums = a15e3a6f4d890f8b337085150b01e9c03ab012ddade6c523f2ffbce94a376c6ab39609ba029c6e8c06f7633d6ed415cfa88ce90778afaff4a00416661d81a2f0
b2sums = 0c023ef99e7ee600710c54dad0ad59070620595109ca42c5057fa2ab74ef6d244631745f5cd4c1bea9c0321ee69f1e1efaab820ff124ad1d4f453121e77fd14f
b2sums = 5b6dafc22995b57564fda89aaedeb2b6ee58b2c635336ac43a123ea4ac6ced3a20eba39d99cc4eb7ec7b29fc7541f5c3bee454ee55ca79fd2d7ce5ef4ed65cd3
b2sums = 73cc0da90136a8a564599fb23c321bae64c35c4381e74d00f24604ed9a46dc2c7aa988077846160e8cb6a61e0eaa80d1e153d89a93fb4818d2589b067eff2522