https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460415
--- Comment #14 from Jin Liu <ad.liu....@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #12) > Sounds like something in our settings migration script went wrong, > unfortunately. I think it's not in the settings migration script, but because of the fontSize's default value 10 can be too small in some screens. If we want to keep digital clock's look unchanged from 5.25 to 5.26, with custom font set in 5.25, then I think there're 3 options: 1. When migrated from 5.25, has fontSize set to a secret value (e.g. -1), so that the QML code will use custom font and auto size, exactly as in 5.25. This is bad, because we can't configure this in 5.26. It'll be only available for widgets migrated from 5.25, but not for newly created widgets. 2. When migrated from 5.25, the migration script calculates a suitable fontSize according to the panel height in config file. This is too difficult due to the complexity in digital clock's layout code. 3. When migrated from 5.25, has fontSize set to a secret value (e.g. -1). Then the QML code, when first run in 5.26, do layout in autosize mode, and write the calculated font size back to config file (can I write config in QML?). The custom font still won't resize with the panel, but at least widgets migrated from 5.25 should look unchanged (until the user resizes the panel). This is the most feasible. However, it has no effect for those users already upgraded to 5.26. And it adds more to the already complicated QML code. So I'm unsure if it shall be done... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
