Hi Luciano
I have done some quick tests.
If I turn networking off on the development host then
a) if all packages specified in the .yaml file are already installed,
then the app will build and run with no error.
b) if required packages are not yet installed, then the build with
exit with
Hi Luciano
Thank you for your kind words.
Your emulator / train issue is an interesting one. I do a lot of my
development on a train on the way to and from work, and I am able to
build without any problems. Sometimes I will have an iffy network
connection over my N9, but mostly not.
That
Thank you very much,
that is a good introduction to packaging, and it covers all the
stumbling blocks I have encountered with regards to packaging/
deploying/building.
One thing that I have discovered is that my QtCreator cannot connect
to the emulator if there network interface has no address: Si
Hi all
As the topic of installing the to the SDK and Emulator is one which
has raised many questions in the is mailing list, I have collected the
wisdom from replies to this and similar threads, and have created a
guide to installing on my Sailfish blog.
The post can be found here:
http:
Thomas
Thank you for helpful answer.
I had pretty much understood the benefits of PkgConfig, which is why I
was keen to use PkgConfigBR to install packages to the SDK.
However thinking more deeply this may not be possible for all
packages. If the .pc files that PkgConfig uses are "mainly"
Hi,
On Oct 31, 2013, at 7:15 AM, christopher.l...@thurweb.ch wrote:
> I can find the names required by PkgBR by kewword searching in the SDK
> Control Center, or with zypper se , but how do I "translate" these names
> to the format used by PkgConfigBR:?
They're installed by the packages' .
Hi Jarko
Thanks for your detailed comments. My understanding of this topic has
vastly improved. I will be spending most of Friday on a plane, so I
should be able to spend some time writing an article on installing to
sailfish for my blog.
One bit that still eludes me is this:
I can find
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To: devel@lists.sailfishos.org
Subject: [SailfishDevel] Installing packages to the SDK and Emulator via the
rpm/yaml file
Hi all
Until recently when I needed extra packages on the SDK and Emulator
installed using the SDK Control Center (for the SDK) and zypper (for
the Emulator).
Howeve
Hi Christopher.
.yaml file translated to .spec which is used for building .rpm
this translation is done using template engine. Link above briefly describe
it.
For description of .spec file see
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_an_RPM_package
About you questions, PkgBR will translates to
Hi Dmitry
Thanks for your rapid answer.
While that is a wonderful list of spectacle keywords, it leaves me
none the wiser as to what they do.
Chris
Zitat von Dmitry :
https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Spectacle
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On 28 October 2013 23:32, wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Until recently when I needed extra packages on the SDK and Emulator
> installed using the SDK Control Center (for the SDK) and zypper (for the
> Emulator).
>
> However from previous posts in this forum I ga
Hi all
Until recently when I needed extra packages on the SDK and Emulator
installed using the SDK Control Center (for the SDK) and zypper (for
the Emulator).
However from previous posts in this forum I gathered that it was also
possible to do the same using an app's yaml and spec files,
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