Is there a reason for using a binary from a third-party repo instead of building it ourselves?

Flatpak appears to be working fine for me. Added the flathub repo, and installed and ran Spotify with any issues.

The Printers section of Gnome Control Center seems to be working as expected for me. Can add and modify printers just fine. Even shows the ink levels correctly!

Place pkgconfigs above explicit package names

Use a fixed commit to build from, and remove the included docs

Note for Core team: As per the Kraft task, the author is looking to migrate away from using ctemplate. There is recent activity on the development of this library, but if there is a better alternative it may be more prudent to wait for Kraft to migrate, and drop this package. I'll leave that up to you guys.

@dragotin Gotcha, thanks for the clarification on the python bit!

Fix a shebang

Well, I am able to create documents and create PDFs from them, so as far as I can tell, everything is working.

Hello @dragotin, I'm trying to package this and the only missing piece is python-xml. According to your issue here, it doesn't exist in python3, which is a bit of a problem since we are getting rid of python2. Thus, I am unsure of what to do with it.

Fix accidental newline in package summary

Build without documentation

• Fix typo in the version number

Going to rebase.

Going to rebase.

What in the world... How did it manage to diff from 2.11...

Upgrade went smoothly on a fresh VM. The "Compile glib-schemas" usysconf trigger ran as expected. AppMenu is not present next to Activities on upgrade and can be toggled to enabled using tweaks.

It is. It might also be worth waiting for 2.3.2, which has some quality of life additions, and memory leak reductions.

Removed un-needed rundeps and built against latest botan2 diff.

Disable creation of static library

Sadly this thing expects a few different keys than what %CONFOPTS% uses, and using it breaks the configuring. :/

Duplicate of T8150, and is already accepted for inclusion. On top of that, I already have submitted patches (D6926 and D6925) that are simply pending review. :)

Fix build dependencies

Changed software category to programming.tools

Working for me using Plasma with Intel drivers.

Echoing @Staudey, Minecraft seems to work fine so far:

I don't know why I thought I had changed that already. Sorry about that.

Oops. Thanks @kyrios123. Sorry about that.

Add a patch and the builddeps to build rcm from source.

As a note, a new release has been tagged on Github: https://github.com/debauchee/barrier/archive/v2.3.0.tar.gz

I've been using this for a couple of weeks now with no issues. If it gets accepted, I can package and maintain it, if that helps.

In D6501#102619, @Jacalz wrote:

Try setting the source to:
git|https://github.com/thoughtbot/rcm.git : v1.3.3
This makes solbuild clone the entire repo tag with got instead of downloading the tar.gz file.

Update: Using the %autogen macro with the Github release source causes it to hang at a certain part in the configure step. Have yet to figure out why.

Reworking to make this build using the Github release. Have to package a Ruby gem.

Correct, a package update. Submitted, though it's not linked to this task.

I can take this, if that's okay.

It appears to me that iptables is already installed by default since I have it and did not explicitly install it. If you want configuration tools, there are multiple options in the repo that you can grab post-install.

Fix the license identifier format.

Hopefully fix packaging issues

I did something wrong, so this is incorrect.

I did a couple things, then relogged, and all icon issues seem to be resolved now.

It certainly seems like there is a config somewhere messing things up; certain system apps still have broken icons, no matter what theme is in use. I'll go fishing, and post if I find anything.

Creating a new user correctly sets Breeze as the icon pack in use.

All of those are, yes. They were not set as in use, however.

My apologies, it would seem I didn't search hard enough.

As a note, they just released another update to stable. Go figure.

Awesome, thanks!