Hey, (CCing the Tracker ML for this one)
On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 1:35 PM, Matthias Clasen <matthias.cla...@gmail.com> wrote: > While we are still waiting for 3.19.90 to appear, here is an initial > review of the bugs that have been marked as "GNOME target: 3.20" > during this cycle. Since this is the first review, the list is > somewhat long, and a bit of a mixed bag, I expect us to narrow it down > for .91. In any case, all these bugs are well worth fixing, and if you > can get one of the off the list, you will make 3.20 a better release. > > Please help out if you can! > > Matthias, for the release team > > > > Fallout from GTK+ changes (CSS and others) > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > > 761765 bijiben Notes have a grey background rather than a custom color > 762137 nautilus GtkPlacesSidebar: row selection jumps around > 760525 gtk+ Labels in dialog buttons misaligned > 760560 gtk+ Icon buttons wider in GTK+ 3.19.6 > 757503 gtk+ Selected text is white on white (invisible) - > WebKit1 / GTK+ 3.19.7 & Adwaita > 761686 gtk+ GtkTreeView theming problems > 758893 gnome-shell Journal spam: Gdk-WARNING **: > gdk-frame-clock: layout continuously requested, giving up after 4 > tries > > Power / Battery life problems > ----------------------------------------- > > 752070 polari polari uses a lot of cpu > 762194 tracker Indexes on battery > > Deprecation cleanup & build issues > --------------------------------------------------- > > 760887 NetworkManager Do not depend on deprecated libnm-glib > or dbus-glib when we only want to build the new libnma library > 760946 NetworkManager nm-connection-editor still uses dbus-glib > 757934 gobject-intros g-ir-scanner should not use system-provided > CFLAGS > 751588 evolution Port to WebKit2 > 751185 empathy Use clutter-gst-3.0 > 749001 empathy Port to webkit2 > 728293 bijiben Port to WebKit2 or GtkTextView > 705069 gnome-music Port from dbus-python to Gio GDBus API > 686373 general [META] Switch to WebKit2 > > Accessibility regressions > ------------------------------------ > > 762136 nautilus Progress of file and folder operations is no > longer accessible to screen readers > > Wayland issues > ----------------------- > > 749913 mutter wayland: Send frame callbacks when native > hardware cursors get set > 760745 mutter 100% CPU : Error transferring wayland clipboard to > X11 > 762104 mutter handle dnd drops on the root window > 760567 gtk+ GDK screen size does not count for HiDPI on Wayland > 756579 gtk+ GTK should let GDK position menus > 748098 gdm monitors.xml not working in GDM when running > under Wayland > 695806 general [TRACKER] Wayland support > > Crashes & serious misbehavior > --------------------------------------------- > > 761613 mutter crash with xwayland glamor > 761157 libsecret libsecret-0.18.4 seems to crash gnome-shell > 755721 glib g_inotify_file_monitor_start called with > nullpointer for dirname causes a segfault > 761175 librsvg Svg rendering regression from commit 3ae509 onwards > 750508 gnome-session Logout is broken (a) when session > inhibitor is active and (b) after logout is canceled once > 761317 gnome-settings-daemon housekeeping: /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 > socket gets removed during housecleaning I would like to drop https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=762226 here. In short, sqlite has hidden stuff that Tracker needs behind a compile time option (disabled by default) because of security concerns, and Tracker only stumbles on this at runtime. AFAICT the security concerns come from arbitrary execution of SQL being able to alter later queries by overriding the full-text search tokenizer, so they don't apply to Tracker (our SQL comes from a bizarre state machine, but doesn't qualify as "arbitrary"). Most immediately, I'll add a configure time check for this feature, although I don't think it's ok to advice distros to enable fts3_tokenizer system-wide. Solutions I can think of are: - Including a static copy of sqlite in Tracker, with fts3_tokenizer() enabled - Updating to the newer but code-wise incompatible fts5 (we use fts4), which provides other similar hooks we can use. It's probably too bleeding edge though, it was considered "experimental" not long ago [1], and I haven't seen a word saying otherwise in later release notes. In this situation, the second option is a matter of time, I'd just wish there were a longer board to walk. Cheers, Carlos [1] http://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_9_0.html _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list tracker-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
