[ANNOUNCE] CMake 3.26.1 available for download
We are pleased to announce that CMake 3.26.1 is now available for download. Please use the latest release from our download page: https://cmake.org/download/ Thanks for your support! Changes made since CMake 3.26.0: Brad King (13): WriteBasicConfigVersionFile: Fix regression in ARCH_INDEPENDENT check cmCxxModuleMapper: Remove redundant path conversion callbacks cmCxxModuleMapper: Use value semantics in path conversion callback cmGlobalNinjaGenerator: Factor out GNU-like command-line detection on Windows cmGlobalNinjaGenerator: Detect GNU-like command-line for dyndep collator cmLocalNinjaGenerator: De-duplicate condition for using 'cmd /C' on Windows cmDyndepCollation: Drop outdated mentions of CXX_MODULE_INTERNAL_PARTITIONS cmGlobalNinjaGenerator: Use forward slashes in clang modmap format on Windows Tests: Comment RunCMake.Ninja ShowIncludes sample input languages Clang: Record Clang 16.0 C++ modules flags only for GNU-like front-end Ninja: Wrap rules using '>' shell redirection with 'cmd /C' on Windows FindHDF5: Restore parallel HDF5 detection with only CXX enabled CMake 3.26.1 Marc Chevrier (1): FindPython: ensure Stable ABI is correctly handled YR Chen (1): Ninja: Restore detection of clang-cl showIncludes prefix scivision (1): FindMatlab: add version/release map for R2023a
KF6 KCModule & KQuickAddons::ConfigModule changes
Hello everyone, I write regarding the KCModule refactoring. This evening, I have merged the MRs that removed the old KCModule/KQuickAddons(Managed)ConfigModule classes. In order to avoid issues with your leftover files from previous installations, please delete the following files: ~/kde/usr/include/KF6/KCMUtils/KCModuleData ~/kde/usr/include/KF6/KCMUtils/kcmoduledata.h ~/kde/usr/include/KF6/KConfigWidgets/KCModule ~/kde/usr/include/KF6/KConfigWidgets/kcmodule.h I also recommend cleaning up any old KCMs of the "plasma/kcms/" plugin namespace. In Debian bases systems this is ~/kde/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/plugins/plasma/kcms/systemsettings/ For other distributions/plugin dirs, just check the install_manifest.txt of repos that contain KCMs. If there are issues with this, please write a mail or ping me on #kde-devel. Regards Alex
