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mesa 22.3.3

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jan 12, 2023

Hello everyone,

The bugfix release 22.3.3 is now available.
If you find any issues, please report them here: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/new
The next bugfix release is due in two weeks, on January 25th.
Cheers, Eric
---
Adam Stylinski (1): nv30: Fix an offset for vbos being applied to a buffer twice
Asahi Lina (1): kmsro: Fix renderonly_scanout BO aliasing
Daniel Schürmann (1): aco: fix reset_block_regs() in postRA-optimizer
Danylo Piliaiev (1): tu: Fix varyings interpolation reading stale values
Emma Anholt (2): zink: Only expose PIPE_CAP_IMAGE_ATOMIC_FLOAT_ADD if we can actually add. zink: Only expose PIPE_CAP_SHADER_ATOMIC_INT64 if we can do shared and ssbos.
Eric Engestrom (6): docs/relnotes: add sha256sum for 22.3.2 .pick_status.json: Update to 38d6185432d1f19a5653b3892069cd350187f5b8 gen_release_notes: strip second newline in new features meson: add missing dependency docs: add release notes for 22.3.3 VERSION: bump for 22.3.3
Felix DeGrood (2): anv: Emit CS stall on INTEL_MEASURE timestamp hasvk: Emit CS stall on INTEL_MEASURE timestamp
Gert Wollny (1): virgl: Use virgl host side shader stage IDs when reading caps
Iago Toral Quiroga (1): v3dv: fix alpha-to-one for single sample setup
Konstantin Kharlamov (5): bin/gen_release_notes.py: do not end "features" with "None" bin/gen_release_notes.py: do not fail on confidential features bin/gen_release_notes.py: don't fail if "Closes" refers to an MR bin/gen_release_notes.py: parse "Fixes" tags as well as "Closes" bin/gen_release_notes.py: read Closes/Fixes tags case-insensitively
Lionel Landwerlin (4): anv: don't nullify entries anv: check that push range actually match binding considered anv: return properly typed value for no ubo promoted anv: use the null surface with unused push descriptor binding table entries
Lucas Stach (1): etnaviv: blt: properly use upper half of clear value
Marek Olšák (1): radeonsi: rewrite si_update_ps_colorbuf0_slot to fix crashes and recursions
Maíra Canal (1): v3dv: initialize fd variable for proper error handling
Mike Blumenkrantz (5): zink: only update framebuffer object during swapchain update if framebuffer exists zink: protect against invalid scissored renderpass clears lavapipe: add some safety asserts when beginning rendering zink: stop using VK_PIPELINE_CACHE_CREATE_EXTERNALLY_SYNCHRONIZED_BIT zink: set surface->dt when updating swapchain
Pierre-Eric Pelloux-Prayer (4): egl: handle NULL loaderPrivate in dri_is_thread_safe util/00-mesa-defaults: add Limbo workaround mesa: add missing count_scale attribute mesa: add missing count_scale attributes
Qiu Wenbo (2): vc4: Fix RADDR_A field extraction of branch instruction vc4: Fix running process_mux_deps on irrelevant type of instructions
Rhys Perry (1): aco/gfx11: update s_code_end padding
Ruijing Dong (5): gallium: add film_grain_target into av1 dec desc frontends/omx: initialize film_grain_target frontneds/va: use current_display_picture from VA for film grain frontends/va: pass in film_grain_target as new output radeonsi/vcn: av1 film_grain output fix
Samuel Pitoiset (4): radv: fix missing initialization of radv_resolve_barrier::dst_stage_mask radv: fix multiple resolves in the same subpass radv: fix returning VK_PIPELINE_COMPILE_REQUIRED from library radv: fix re-emitting tessellation domain origin when it's dynamic
Sil Vilerino (1): frontends/va: Update state var frame_num disregarding cap check
Tapani Pälli (1): iris: let isl set tiling mode for external resources
Timothy Arceri (2): util/00-mesa-defaults: add Metal Slug XX workaround util/driconf: add Dune: Spice Wars workaround
Väinö Mäkelä (1): intel: Fix a hang caused by invalid dispatch enables on gfx6/7
Xaver Hugl (1): driconf: add a workaround for plasmashell freezing
Yiwei Zhang (2): lvp: properly ignore sampler write for immutable sampler venus: properly ignore the sampler for immutable sampler
git tag: mesa-22.3.3

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