On 09.11.2017 18:07, Wolfgang Bauer wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 9. November 2017, 17:33:36 schrieb Heiko Becker:
I just gave the current frameworks branch a try and I can't get it to
download anything, even with the multisegment plugin disabled. The file
is added to the list, but the download never starts.
Hm, it worked fine in my testings (and I just tried again to be sure), I only
saw such a problem with the multisegment plugin enabled...
Could you provide a link you tried to add so I can try to reproduce it?
Does it work if you manually start the download?
What status is displayed?
Seeing such basic things being broken I'm not overly optimistic about
merging before 17.12. Perhaps the better course of action would be to
polish it, so that it can rejoin the applications release with 18.04?
I agree of course, if there are critical problems (like this one seems to be).
One question though: would it be acceptable to merge now (to have it scheduled
for 17.12 at least), and remove it from the release if the problem cannot be
fixed in time?
I won't merge unless I get a positive answer... (which I don't really expect
though)
Additionally, I noticed it doesn't migrate the KDELibs4 config, although
that's IMO not a blocker for the merge.
Yes, I plan to add this during the weekend.
Hi Wolfgang,
let's consider all alternatives:
1. We do not release the KF5 port with 17.12: People who rely on kget
(and I even know people who use it as their only KDE application) would
need to continue using the KDE4 version, or find an alternative.
2. We release a "half-working" KF5 port: Same resolution as above.
3. We release a KF5 port with no regressions: Win!
Given that option 1 is not any better than option 2, I am all for
merging the exising work branch to 'master' (today or tomorrow). Should
we not be able to stabilize it, distributions could continue to release
the 17.08.3 version, as with option 1.
--
Christoph Feck
