I have a local build of Cura 4.0 but I still have to retest is against the sip issue.

ok I do it right now

It seems that a simple rebuild of python-qscintilla solved the issue at least for qgis (don't have time to make more tests today)

In D6082#95930, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Abandoning this. I'm doing the GNOME stack upgrade locally, this is either not relevant or should be tested after. Leave the GNOME stuff to me, as usual.

duh the docs are build with python 2 ... :-/

Bump to 3.41.3

Note, ideally there should also be a dependency on D6039 because vorta offers the possibility to make compressed backups with zstd and currently our version of borg isn't build with this dependency.

@hashhsah your update was unseen because you did not change the status of the task back to Needs Review (it was still in Needs Revision and thus did not appear in the review queue)
Your patch was good, thanks a lot for it, but I submitted another one because I made quite many changes D6067

I'll pick this one: I considered a couple of times submitting a package request for this but I was always busy with something else or too lazy to do it 😛

restore 0001-Patch-out-notify-send-call.patch

In D6041#95606, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Do you agree with this ?

No, I already stated to you previously that this is not something I agree with. See https://dev.getsol.us/R3133:45746453b12ab15f9881b2f2fbcde213f58fff32#50619

Honestly, I'm regretting adding VirtualBox Guests to the ISO for the amount of trouble this is causing. I'm yanking it from the pre-installed packages for Solus 4.1. Until there's a better solution to the notification issue, I want to keep the patch included. Everybody will see notifications even if they're not using VirtualBox, all because of the guest bits.

spyder2 is a popular development environment for python2. As long as python 2 remains, it makes sense to keep it (just my opinion)

Note: stack order is the one indicated in the test plan (and the one in which these patches were submitted).
I feel a little lazy, this stack is very straightforward and I can't script the dependencies since the Dxxx number is only known after a patch is submitted.
I hope it's fine.

There is a difference between adding applets to Budgie core project and developing 3rd party applets for Budgie.
The rule is for applets that are onboarded on the core project.
This being said, even if the devs have no intention to submit their work to the Budgie core project, Pythonic applets support will be discontined at some point and if they intend to be future proof, they must migrate to Vala or C.

It allows the guest to resize/adapt the resolution depending of the host window.

@JoshStrobl I removed the notify-send call patch because it prevent the copy/paste functionality between the host/guest to work. Do you agree with this ?

Bump to 33.1.0

Update to 19.9 for better workaround

In D6024#95221, @Jacalz wrote:

Do we know if there are any packages that rely on the Python 2.7 support in this? Otherwise I would be glad to drop it and stick with Python 3. @kyrios123

Thanks for this patch submission ! 😺

python-pygpgme ( R2657 ) can be deprecated once this is landed

@perpetual_beta @xulongwu4 do any of you use the python 2 version of this package ?