I would restate my objection by pointing out again [1] that Win 7 is
still the 2nd most popular desktop OS in the world, with 3x more users
than all MacOS versions combined. Never mind Linux, which is on par
with Win XP users (the previous "known good" Windows version prior to 7).
Any softwar
Even better! I was reminded that the LTS support is for 3 years, so until May
of 2023.
January 2022 is when the next LTS release should be made (Qt 6.2).
Corey Pendleton
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From: Development On Behalf Of Corey
Pendleton
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2020 11:19 AM
To: corober
Small correction.
Instead of pushing changes to qt/qtqa master branch, push them to dev, and add
a "Pick-to: master" footer.
This way we are consistent with the cherry-pick model as in the other dev
branches.
> On 12. Jun 2020, at 12:46, Alexandru Croitor wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Long explanatio
Hi,
Long explanation. TL;DR below.
In order to enable CMake configurations for the qt/qtqa repo, I had to add a
new Coin instruction module_config.yaml file to the master branch.
Unfortunately that broke all non-dev branch qt5.git integrations (5.12, 5.15)
for a while, because we use the same
