On Tuesday 02 June 2009, Simon Edwards wrote: > This is a problem for me at least and maybe others. The Python bindings > includes bindings for a number of things from kdesupport such as phonon, > akonadi and soprano. To get ready for release I need to know which > branch/tag of these libraries will be the minimum requirement for the > coming KDE release. IMHO, by soft freeze it should be pretty clear which > versions/branches are in going to be in good enough shape to be a > requirement for the next KDE release.
Yes. > The decision just needs to be made > an documented on techbase. Please not another copy of minimum requires. I think we should have one or two places in SVN where we hardcode the minimum version requires of KDE related packages (somewhere in kdelibs/cmake/modules comes to my mind) and which you can use for reference and which is used for the cmake checks itself, so that both are in sync. > Can we have this stuff settled by soft freeze in the future? I hope it becomes less of a problem when we stop releasing phonon seperately and use the Qt version. My hope at least :) Greetings, Dirk _______________________________________________ release-team mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/release-team
