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I just wanted to let you know that I linted all conda-recipes in your PR (recipe
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The PR is failing due to missing tests, which tests do you suggest here @isuruf @ccordoba12?
There are some tests already on this feedstock. Please try to reuse them for qt-main.
There are some tests already on this feedstock. Please try to reuse them for qt-main.
Yes, please try to keep the diff as minimal as possible so that it's easy to review.
@isuruf, is it possible to re-run the aarch64 job somehow? It always get killed about the hour mark.
Drone has a one hour time limit. You can try switching provider to azure for linux_aarch64: https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/conda_forge_yml.html#provider (needs rerender)
We can't do aarch64 on CI. Switching to Azure is not going to work either.
We can't do aarch64 on CI. Switching to Azure is not going to work either.
This means that we will need to upload packages by hand?
This means that we will need to upload packages by hand?
Yes, we can worry about that later. Let me know after you've reduced the diff and I can review.
The recipe is working here as well, including tests, I guess is now ready for review. Since we are now using CentOS 7 for compiling in Linux, all the glibc patches are not required anymore. Also, the removal of qtwebengine implies that most of the hacks and tricks that were previously used are now removed.
I'm not going to review a complete rewrite that discards away all the knowledge that we gained over the years. Please reduce the diff and if you are changing something please make a comment or a commit message with the reason why it was done.
I'm sad to see this effort apparently stall out. Is there anything I can do to help? Although I don't have an interest in QT itself I would love to see QT 5.15 in conda-forge so we can update qgis
@izahn, right now I was taking some time off, but we'll resume this work as soon as possible.
Long story short, It seem that QT Co. has abandoned Qt5 development and maintenance moving all the way to Qt6, which means no more bug fixes on qt5. Meanwhile, KDE has forked qt5 branch and applying fixes there. Fedora is also using this fork. Debian seems to have decided that it will apply just some necessary patches.
Is there any plans on using and alternative fork?
Closing in favor of https://github.com/conda-forge/qt-feedstock/pull/206
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