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[hfiguiere]

cc @flathub/kde

[tsdgeos]

The metadata patch has been posted to the wrong place

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GitHub was not configured correctly. It didn't show up as a mirror.

[tsdgeos]

GitHub was not configured correctly. It didn't show up as a mirror.

That's not something you can configure as far as I know, but i'll be happy to learn otherwise if you have some pointers.

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I thought I saw the Linux kernel as a read-only mirror in @github once, but I also don't find a way to turn off pull requests. As your @GitLab instance is essentially the same as GitHub, why even keep this trap?

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[tsdgeos]

I thought I saw the Linux kernel as a read-only mirror in @github once, but I also don't find a way to turn off pull requests. As your @GitLab instance is essentially the same as GitHub, why even keep this trap?

There's several extensive discussions about it in the KDE mailing lists, I don't think I can provide a simple summary.

[barthalion]

@tsdgeos Other than the appdata patch being submitted to wrong place, all good from your perspective?

[travier]

I thought I saw the Linux kernel as a read-only mirror in @github once, but I also don't find a way to turn off pull requests. As your @GitLab instance is essentially the same as GitHub, why even keep this trap?

KDE development happens on its own GitLab instance. Please file PRs there. GitHub is only a mirror.

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I already did that. See the updated first post.

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[tsdgeos]

@tsdgeos Other than the appdata patch being submitted to wrong place, all good from your perspective?

Not an expert on kbibtext but if it works, seems reasonable

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[cho2]

Looks good

[travier]

Still 2 minor issues in comments above.

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@tsdgeos See https://github.com/GStreamer/gst-plugins-ugly for a mirrored repository that is indicated as such.

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[travier]

LGTM

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Great work pushing all the missing KDE Apps here!

[barthalion]

/merge

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