Yeah, while disabling cache when the image is writable is a useful
workaround, that could have the bad side effect you described, so
probably better to not disable it for now.
Proper fix would be improve the way it encodes library versions and
magic header, like ricmm described.
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Title:
QML cache gets stale too easily
To manage notifi
Yeah, we've used an updated set of plugins from a PPA for testing,
didn't clean the cache and unity8 as crashing some 30% of the time on
startup...
Disabling cache altogether when image writable would be good enough for
our case. But then it would mean we're not testing the real thing and
could mi
It really depends on exactly what the problem scenario is. Currently,
whenever *any* QML file changes, the whole cache is dropped and rebuilt.
This includes SDK and base QML deps, not only files shipped by the app
itself.
The only case where it is currently not rebuilt is when a provider
library c
1) for package related upgrades, this is a developer only problem since QML
cache is cleared on image updates
2) for app updates, the question is critically relevant right now so it should
be double-checked more quickly than trying to address the developer problem
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(my guess / vague memory is that app upgrades are also already handled
similar to image upgrades, but it's better to check)
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Title:
QML cache get
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: qtdeclarative-opensource-src (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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