Re: [SailfishDevel] How can I check if there's internet connection already on? To avoid extra connection request dialogs

Thanks, guys. I am only doing harbour apps (even harbour crowd is so minimal that limiting use to openrepos only people.. well, Jolla should really make adding your own libs really possible without recompiling 3rd party source code). Will check if QNetworkConfigurationManager is allowed. Cheers,

Re: [SailfishDevel] Ignoring source control directory in the final rpm

but initially, why having git tree in qml folder and not in the root project folder? 27.01.2015 09:10, Juho Rutila пишет: Hi Reto, thanks for the hints. I ended up doing this (for future references): --snip-- diff --git a/harbour-newsblur.pro b/harbour-newsblur.

Re: [SailfishDevel] How can I check if there's internet connection already on? To avoid extra connection request dialogs

it's allowed :D 27.01.2015 16:10, Artem Marchenko пишет: Thanks, guys. I am only doing harbour apps (even harbour crowd is so minimal that limiting use to openrepos only people.. well, Jolla should really make adding your own libs really possible without recompiling 3rd party source code).

Re: [SailfishDevel] Ignoring source control directory in the final rpm

On 27.01.2015 14:55, Andrey Kozhevnikov wrote: but initially, why having git tree in qml folder and not in the root project folder? The submodule is causing it to appear there: On 23.01.2015 08:53, Juho Rutila wrote: I have a git submodule in the feedlib directory -- Jonni Nakari jo...@ega

Re: [SailfishDevel] Ignoring source control directory in the final rpm

Hi, On 27.01.2015 14:55, Andrey Kozhevnikov wrote: but initially, why having git tree in qml folder and not in the root project folder? see below: 27.01.2015 09:10, Juho Rutila пишет: Hi Reto, The reason for this is that I have a git submodule in the

[SailfishDevel] A request to Mer Package Maintainers to support vendor tracking of changes in Mer

*Summary:* This is a request to Mer package maintainers and the Mer community to please adopt a policy of requiring bug# in some commits to Mer packages for supporting vendor tracking of changes in Mer. Jolla started with the emphasis of having community-the heart of any open source project-