[07:10] @RikMills [ 5.14.2 landing], \o/ [07:14] now the trick is getting it to release :P [07:15] lisandro: I think we should ship private headers if kwayland-server needs them. See what mamarley said above. What do you think? [07:16] Asking because you marked Debian #894472 as wontfix. [07:16] Debian bug 894472 in libqt5waylandclient5-dev "libqt5waylandclient5-dev: Missing QtWayland private headers" [Wishlist,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/894472 [07:21] https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ninjas/+archive/ubuntu/plasma/+build/19316031 [07:26] @mitya57 so there will be no newer Plasma in 20.10 if you don't [07:38] Ack [07:39] But we can wait until the current transition lands, right? [07:42] Yes, I think so. I can shove a qtwayland build with the headers in my plasma staging ppa in the meantime [07:44] Sorry. I did not know about this, as I have not been able to try to build the new plasma without 5.14 [07:44] No problem [07:45] I will also double check the requirement if I can. I have asked in Neon channel [07:46] They added the package there, but the git log is not very informative [07:47] maybe it is needed for some plasma-mobile stuff which we do not build at the moment [08:28] so far just building kwayland-server seems not to need private headers, but building the tests seems to need qtbase private. opensuse do not build with them or the tests [08:29] qtbase private headers are all there :) [08:31] indeed. when the right people from Neon show up today, I will try to clarify why they wanted the qtwayland private things and put a build depend on them [08:32] https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ninjas/+archive/ubuntu/plasma/+build/19318324 [08:32] that builds ok with no private anything and tests disabled [09:54] (Photo, 977x171) https://i.imgur.com/zvWpQui.jpg [09:54] (Photo, 1061x175) https://i.imgur.com/j5HAGWR.jpg Launchpad build fails where my local build works just fine. I hate this stuff 🙄 [10:17] @x_sun [], How are you building it locally? [10:18] Clean vm [10:18] Cross ref build deps and versions pulled in by infra vs local copy [10:18] There's a file that tells you this, hmm.. [10:24] Alright wtf LP [10:24] LP builders build the buildinfo file [10:25] But don't actually publish it [10:25] That can't be right... [10:30] @x_sun [Clean vm], In any case, since I'm done going down that rabbit hole, try sbuild [10:30] So a very very very minimal install [10:34] It was on my radar, yeah [10:34] Cool [10:36] @mitya57 I am now told by kde devs that the qtwayland private headers are not needed for kwayland-server, which just conforms what experimentation already showed [10:36] No idea why Neon added that build dep [10:40] But I think that the reason Ninja fails here can be that `<>` path [10:54] @RikMills [@mitya57 I am now told by kde devs that the qtwayland private headers are not ne …], Ok, private headers can wait then. (Lisandro prefers we wait until 5.15) [10:56] @x_sun [But I think that the reason Ninja fails here can be that <> path], <> is not an actual build directory, it's what it is replaced with in the log. [11:57] @mitya57 [<> is not an actual build directory, it's what it is replaced with in …], Yeah, but I'm 99% sure there's something wrong with the path just looking at the problematic line of `toolchain.ninja` [12:13] My guess is that tilde `~` is not allowed there 🤷 [12:23] Is there a way to hack a LP builddir location without changing the package version? [12:39] Guess what, I've managed to reproduce the issue on a local vm [12:40] (Photo, 1089x117) https://i.imgur.com/TvXe9u6.jpg [13:51] mitya57: wrt private headers: (1) considering the null amount of time I have been able to put into Qt it's really up to you (2) whatever KDE is part of the Debian Qt/KDE team's responsability, so yes, if I where to make the decistion I would go forward [13:53] I guess that if I could really put all the necessary effort into Qt packaging I would certainly try to ship all private headers. But IMPOV that's nealy a paid job thing [13:53] *nearly [15:21] lisandro: looks like KDE actually doesn't need it right now, and it can wait until 5.15. [15:22] The KDE person who wanted it could not remember why they wanted the headers in Neon Qt. [18:04] @RikMills [thanks. I have not checked through yet, but anything in sync with debian do you …], Bugs filed at https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?users=debian-qt-kde@lists.debian.org;tag=qt5.14 [20:08] vorlon deleted qtwebengine from proposed. “disentangle Qt from protobuf” 🤔 [20:19] Yeah, and completely wreck the dependencies for KDE…