Jon recently got the majority of our native packages moved to git.kde.org which unfortunately means that building sources from them is a bit tricky as we need to get translations somehow.
To get that resolved I wrote tiny wrapper tech around the plasma release script releaseme [1] to reuse it's l10n lib to get translations into the working directory. It depends on rake (which depends on ruby). And having the kde: alias defined for git. This is automatically downloaded and run [2] when doing dpkg-buildpackage -S inside a git clone of the relevant repositories. Do note that this however mangles the CMakeLists.txt AND drops a po directory along with a releaseme clone into the working directory. So before running the buildpackage you want to commit all things and afterwards run `git clean -fd` to get a clean clone again. In particular DO NOT commit the po directory. (random note: the temporary garbage created by the rake target is blacklisted from being included in the source tarball created by dpkg-source) [1] https://quickgit.kde.org/?p=scratch%2Fsitter%2Fkubuntu-rake.git&a=blob&h=2f276ebad8e1de756103ece8d4dc9ef43c73a4b3&hb=bbc23071ecd2eb402950f87c7016b6fd28791ca5&f=Rakefile [2] https://quickgit.kde.org/?p=kubuntu-debug-installer.git&a=blob&h=471838f66be850b30e064fc7e4258bb070db3510&hb=e73690dd12b389a3d1ce8377a714d44d0cbf33be&f=debian%2Frules -- kubuntu-devel mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-devel
