Control: tag -1 moreinfo Hello Martin,
Martin Haaß <vvvrroo...@gmail.com> writes: > * What led up to the situation? > at one point in time icons disappeared, probably due to an update of qt6 > svg support was moved to a different dependency. > https://github.com/borgbase/vorta/issues/1888 hints a similar problem. > The problem started on the debian version 0.10.1 as well for me, the > version 0.10.3 is a test build to investigate. > * What exactly did you do (or not do) that was effective (or > ineffective)? > `apt install qt6-svg-plugins` > * What was the outcome of this action? > icons are shown again :) Thank you for reporting this bug, and I appreciate your patch. That said, I'm confused by how your experiences differ from my own, as well why you set the first version affected as 0.10.3-1, because Vorta for Debian was migrated from Qt5 to Qt6 in version 0.9.1-1, and the person who took this action didn't add qt6-svg-plugins to vorta's dependencies. At that time, icons would have disappeared. My experience testing 0.10.1-1 didn't reveal this bug, which indicates that some other package Depended or Recommended qt6-svg-plugins at that time; this is particularly likely because I use KDE Plasma. Maybe the person who uploaded 0.9.1-1 also uses KDE Plasma? Meanwhile, qt6-svg-plugins was added to libqt6gui6's Recommends the 8 December 2024, and vorta_0.10.3-1 was uploaded the 31 January 2025. Deductively this indicates that the problem was introduced in vorta_0.9.1-1, even though it was arguably a transitive problem in Debian's Qt6's package, that problem was resolved in qt6-base_6.7.2+dfsg-5, and that this bug wasn't present in vorta_0.10.3-1. Given that you're using trixie and not sid, I hypothesise that vorta_0.10.1-1 was affected for you due to something like delayed migration of the Qt6 fix. Would you please confirm whether or not your system is still affected? An apt remove and apt install vorta should do the trick. Thank you, and kind regards, Nicholas
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