Hi Thomas, Switching the updates/updates-ea repositories is actually only needed to subscribe for future EA updates. The installation is not affected by this change (unless you use an older installer at the time an EA update is already available).
So it seems it was really just a temporary download error which disappeared by the time your tried again after changing repository settings. > Now I just have to figure why some QML modules can't be imported... If you mean that there are red highlights etc. in the source code opened in Qt Creator, then this is likely because the QML modules are not installed in the (active) build target. If the QML modules are provided by packages pulled in as BuildRequires in .spec, all you should need to do is rebuilding the project (or just running qmake). If the QML modules are not pulled in as BuildRequires, you need to install them manually into the build target using Options > Sailfish OS > Build Engine > Manage Build Targets > Manage Packages under Qt Creator or from command line using `sfdk tools package- install`. Should you still have troubles fixing that, it would be nice to get more info about the modules and the content of your .spec at least. BR, Martin On pátek 1. května 2020 13:42:52 CEST Thomas Tanghus wrote: > On Friday, 1 May 2020 13.19 Martin Kampas wrote: > > Right after your first email I thought it was just a temporary error in > > your download location, but now that you write about reading release > > notes properly I am curious what was the issue more specifically? Maybe > > it was something we should highlight more there. > > You have actually made it quite clear in in the linked notes. Reading them > does help ;) > https://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Early_Access#Installing_the_Ear > ly_Access_SDK > > 1. Open the Sailfish OS SDK Installer > 2. Click Settings > 3. Go to the Repositories page > 4. Uncheck (Disable) the updates repository > 5. Check (Enable) the updates-ea repository > 6. Click OK and continue with the installation instructions > > > > libtinfo5 is in Ubuntu 19.10 described as "legacy version", so maybe the > > > SDK should link against a newer version; at least when Ubuntu 20.04 LTS > > > is released. Isn't it by now, btw? > > > > Sailfish SDK links against older libraries in order to support older > > operating systems, which is often the case of corporate users. Listed > > here https://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Known_Issues[1] . > > I had not seen that. Thanks. > > > > Anyways, I installed the legacy version and it seems to work, but I > > > don't even know what Clang does to start with ;) > > > > You can start by reading e.g. > > https://www.qt.io/blog/2018/06/05/qt-creators-clang-code-model[2] . > > Yes, I was being lazy ;) Julien also explained. Thanks to both. >
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