audio/exhale: Update to 1.0.8

[rhurlin]

Summary

From the changelog[1]:

• minor quality improvements at low and high rates, some license text clarifications
• exhaleApp: slightly improved loudness calculation for low and high sampling rates
• exhaleLib: improved audio quality a bit for the lower and higher-rate CVBR modes
• License: removed references to BSD text, clarified disclaimer and contributor text

[1] https://gitlab.com/ecodis/exhale/-/releases/v1.0.8

	Could the reviewers please have a look at the new license part? Thanks.

Info about the change of the license can be found at the changelog[1] (last entry) and two other places[2][3].

[2] https://gitlab.com/ecodis/exhale#license
[3] https://gitlab.com/ecodis/exhale/-/blob/master/include/License.htm

Submitted by Daniel Engberg <[e-mail]> (maintainer) in PR 250748

Tested on Poudriere (amd64, i386). 'portlint -AC' is fine.

[arrowd]

Looks OK, but I didn't verify that LICENSE_PERMS actually match to what the license text say.

@rhurlin by the way, I think you don't really need to create a DIff revision only to reupload a patch from the Bugzilla PR. You can simply add me and Tobias to the CC field so we will approve these changes there.

[rhurlin]

In D27051#603593, @arrowd wrote:

Looks OK, but I didn't verify that LICENSE_PERMS actually match to what the license text say.

I think, the maintainer Daniel Engberg, talks with the author in PM. It should be ok.

@rhurlin by the way, I think you don't really need to create a DIff revision only to reupload a patch from the Bugzilla PR. You can simply add me and Tobias to the CC field so we will approve these changes there.

Thanks for the offer. Creating a Diff from my local repo into Phabricator is intresting for me, because after your approval I am able to directly submit from this repo. (Is there another way to commit from Bugzilla I am not aware off?)

[tcberner]

In D27051#603599, @rhurlin wrote:

In D27051#603593, @arrowd wrote:

Looks OK, but I didn't verify that LICENSE_PERMS actually match to what the license text say.

I think, the maintainer Daniel Engberg, talks with the author in PM. It should be ok.

@rhurlin by the way, I think you don't really need to create a DIff revision only to reupload a patch from the Bugzilla PR. You can simply add me and Tobias to the CC field so we will approve these changes there.

Thanks for the offer. Creating a Diff from my local repo into Phabricator is intresting for me, because after your approval I am able to directly submit from this repo. (Is there another way to commit from Bugzilla I am not aware off?)

Tools/scripts/getpatch gets you halfway to the commit :)

[rhurlin]

In D27051#603805, @tcberner wrote:

In D27051#603599, @rhurlin wrote:

Thanks for the offer. Creating a Diff from my local repo into Phabricator is intresting for me, because after your approval I am able to directly submit from this repo. (Is there another way to commit from Bugzilla I am not aware off?)

Tools/scripts/getpatch gets you halfway to the commit :)

Nice! Didn't hear about it before. Have you ever tried it?

[tcberner]

In D27051#603882, @rhurlin wrote:

In D27051#603805, @tcberner wrote:

In D27051#603599, @rhurlin wrote:

Thanks for the offer. Creating a Diff from my local repo into Phabricator is intresting for me, because after your approval I am able to directly submit from this repo. (Is there another way to commit from Bugzilla I am not aware off?)

Tools/scripts/getpatch gets you halfway to the commit :)

Nice! Didn't hear about it before. Have you ever tried it?

That's how I download all the patches from bugzilla :)

[rhurlin]

In D27051#604116, @tcberner wrote:

In D27051#603882, @rhurlin wrote:

In D27051#603805, @tcberner wrote:

Tools/scripts/getpatch gets you halfway to the commit :)

Nice! Didn't hear about it before. Have you ever tried it?

That's how I download all the patches from bugzilla :)

I will try it!