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Build failure #27
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Thanks for reporting! Does building Qt only works? Which version of the KDE frameworks do you have? I assume this might be a missing dependency. |
Building Qt only does not work:
But that error just means you don’t support building from anywhere, only from a folder that is in the main directory. Changing that led to a successful Qt build. Should I open another issue for this? But that does not change anything for ktikz. KDE Frameworks are 5.47. I would also bet on some missing docbook dependency, but not sure which one. Any idea? |
OK, got it working by adding |
(It contains |
Maybe I should add it. Maybe I am not building something on my side. When I initially ported I had that framework but then I managed to get rid of it. I can add it again untill we manage to correctly port this. |
Regarding the Qt build you could create an issue but I will probably will not look at it soon. Because it would also affect the KDE build. But if you create an issue we will be able to tracked it down |
The |
Can you send the comple build log including cmake generation. I am able to build it without kdelibs4support. I would like to check what is different about us |
Can you try again with the lastest version on master. I looked at porting documentation and made some changes. I do not know if it is enough. I am reluctant to add |
The issue with the DocBook documentation was fixed with commit 3b137b2. |
I can confirm that this commit allows to remove |
When trying to build the KDE version on ArchLinux:
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