Hi Andre-- On Thu 2016-10-13 11:41:56 -0400, Andre Heinecke wrote: > On Wednesday 12 October 2016 20:34:25 Daniel Kahn Gillmor wrote: > For libqgpgme rebuilding kdepimlibs depending packages wont't work because > kdepimlibs qgpgme was Qt4 and libqgpgme from the gpgme package is Qt5. You > can't link Qt4 and Qt5 together. > > For gpgmepp It would require changing how the library is found. And depending > on the used API this will not work as gpgmepp from the gpgme package slightly > broke API to use C++11 memory instead of Boost (so that it is now plain c++ > without external dependencies) and some deprecated API was removed. > > But that affected mainly esoteric API regarding Assuan interaction. > Additionally you now need C++11 which kdepimlibs did not.
Interesting, thanks for the details.
>> * src:gpgmepp, which builds several binary packages, including
>> - libkf5gpgmepp5
>> - libkf5qgpgme5
>>
>> We should be able to drop this entire source package from the
>> archive. Any build dependencies should probably move to
>> libgpgmepp-dev from libkf5gpgmepp-dev.
>
> Yes. But as the libraries are coinstallable keeping around the current
> Version
> probably won't hurt. As said above there was a slight API break.
well, much of the pain comes in the maintenance -- less to maintain,
less pain :)
>> Turns up the following packages that might need to be rebuilt:
>>
>> kaddressbook
>> kde-runtime
>> kget
>> kmymoney
>> libkf5libkleo5
>> libkf5wallet-bin
>> libkleo4
>> libkwalletbackend5-5
>> libmessagecomposer4
>> libmessageviewer4
>
> This list looks incomplete to me (probably implicity dependencies?). At least
> Kleopatra is missing or are you not shipping a kde4 based kleopatra anymore?
> (In that case I wonder why kaddressbook is in there)
hm, you're absolutely right. i failed to look for reverse dependencies
for libkf5gpgmepp-pthread5, which turns up some additional packages,
most importantly:
kleopatra
kmail
it'd be great to try to get those building against the
gpgme-upstream-supported versions if we can!
> Complete tightness. :-) You can't link qt4 and 5 together.
I guess this is a question for the debian kde/qt team about how long we
want to keep qt4 around for…
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