For several weeks building KDEPIM from GIT "origin/KDE/4.7" has failed
with this error:
/usr/GIT/KDE/kdepim/messagecomposer/akonadisender.cpp:138: error:
reference to 'Message' is ambiguous
However the tag v4.7.3 builds OK, indicating that the source was broken
since release 4.7.3 was tagged. Now, release 4.7.4 has been tagged and
it will not build.
Has anyone even considered that quality control is a better idea than
hubris? Making changes to the code repository without first checking to
see if the change will compile is simply a bad idea. Checking before
commit would be consistent with TQM, but if the developers had a copy of
the current release branch built from source, the problem would soon be
found. As it is, KDE has no quality control (for the release branch)
except for bug reports.
--
James Tyrer
Linux (mostly) From Scratch
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