El dijous, 16 de gener del 2025, a les 0:23:04 (Hora estàndard del Centre d’Europa), Albert Astals Cid va escriure: > Today we have added a Linux Qt 6.9 Beta CI build to KDE Frameworks in the > shape of the linux-qt6-next.yml template > > It compiles with Qt 6.9 Beta 1 packages (krop is working in updating them to > a newer snapshot of the 6.9 branch). > > We have done this to try to catch potential Qt regressions by using our > tests (we have found none so far, so "yay?" I guess :D) > > The new builds have the "platform flavour" of Linux/Qt6Next so if we find > ourselves that some tests are failing and we think it's a regression we can > disable the MRs failing by switching > > require-passing-tests-on: [ 'Linux' ] > > to > > require-passing-tests-on: [ 'Linux/Qt6' ] > > and that will exclude Linux/Qt6Next from marking builds as failed if tests > fail, but before doing that, please contact me so we can try to figure out > what's going on. > > Please wait before adding this template to other projects outside of KDE > Frameworks, e.g. we want to add this to KDE Gear, but there's lots of KDE > Gear and we don't want to overload the servers. > > We are going to get a new builder hardware (sponsored by The Qt Company) in > less than a month, once that happens we can add the template to all the > repositories that we want.
We have that hardware now, feel free to add the template [within reason] I am adding the linux-qt6-next build to KDE Gear repos, if you want to help fixing all those red MRs the fix (unless it's a dependency outside of KDE Gear) is usually just changing the Dependencies on .kde-ci.yml to not have / Qt6 or directly to just be @all Cheers, Albert > > Cheers, > Albert
