Had to increment version to force rebuild

That is the reason TERMUX_PKG_REVISION exists.

stsp, Again! why are you keep creating pull requests for host packages which is not required for this repository?

stsp, Again! why are you keep creating pull requests for host packages which is not required for this repository?

Well, this time I put it into the subpackage,
as was suggested here:
#22569 (comment)
Why is this the problem?
The aforementioned smallerc-cross
subpackage is also not required for the
repository, yet I was suggested to create
it.

That is the reason TERMUX_PKG_REVISION exists.

Thanks for that info, done.
Especially good to know because I
had problems with colon in file name
when running things via termux-apt-repo
and upload-artifacts action.
With that change there is no more colon.

Why is this the problem?
The aforementioned smallerc-cross
subpackage is also not required for the
repository, yet I was suggested to create
it.

Because smallerc-cross is probably required in that case. You have not provide any reason for this one and for this repository.

Because smallerc-cross is probably required in that case. You have not provide any reason for this one and for this
repository.

There are really no deps in this repo
currently for ctags-cross, as well as no
deps for smallerc-cross.
I just thought that if some package is
already being built, then adding a host
sub-package is not a big deal.
If this is a problem, I can close this PR.
But I really don't understand why, or
what's the difference with smallerc-cross.

And of course I need this for the packages
I build in my branch. Otherwise I wouldn't
be doing that.

I think, the host sub-package is added only when it is required by more than one package. For example, qt6-base-cross, libwayland-cross etc.

Ah, sorry, smallerc-cross is self-required
(needed to build smallerc libs).
So yes, bad example, you are right.
So should I close this?

Ok.

By the way, your comments are formatted like a column. I'm not sure if it as GitHub issue.

Got too used to mobile where you don't have a space for long lines.