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davy7125 / polyphone

A soundfont editor for quickly designing musical instruments.
https://www.polyphone.io
GNU General Public License v3.0
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qcustomplot 2.1 compatibility #178

Closed mirabilos closed 4 months ago

mirabilos commented 2 years ago

Hi,

the Debian maintainer of qcustomplot approached me about transitioning Polyphone to the new version 2.1 of it.

The patch needed for this is minimal, it basically changes -lqcustomplot to -lQCustomPlot (he verified that it at least built fine with just this change). We probably should support both and have the .pro file check which one to use, but my qmake skills are basically nōnexistent.

However, I need to test this. Where is this actually used in Polyphone and how can I test that nothing breaks?

rikmills commented 1 year ago

Polyphone now marked for autoremoval from Debian on 13th December. Ubuntu likely to follow.

https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/polyphone

mirabilos commented 1 year ago

Rik dixit:

Polyphone now marked for autoremoval from Debian on 13th December.

Yeah, I’ll need to be able to determine whether it works with the new version of the library, so I’m waiting for developer input here.

mirabilos commented 1 year ago

I’ve now uploaded a hack to Debian to avoid it getting removed. It will now build with v2.1 but not v2.0 of the library, so the patch is not upstreamable as-is but someone who knows qmake can easily produce something suitable.

I’ve also not received any response regarding how to test whether the change will still result in a good application. Someone™ should install polyphone (= 2.2.0.20210109+dfsg1-3) from Debian unstable once it’s built and test that.

davy7125 commented 4 months ago

No more qcustomplot