Snap uses outdated content pack and core

[ScarlettGatelyMoore]

Please see this thread for more information.
https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/global-auto-connect-request-kde-content-snap/34251/13
Essentially your snap depends on content snap kde-frameworks-5-96-qt-5-15-5-core20
which has been removed due to security issues. So users are unable to install.
Due to the inability to do security updates in core20 we have moved to core22 and have a new content pack
kf5-5-104-qt-5-15-8-core22-sdk and your snap needs to be rebuilt against this ( note this is also going to need to be converted to core22 )
I have reluctantly re-enabled the content snap temporarily so users can use your snap, but will disable it again soon.
If you have any questions or need help with new snap build please don;t hesitate to ask, I know your application is very important to many users!
Thanks,
Scarlett

[droidmonkey]

Gotta love snaps!

[droidmonkey]

@ScarlettGatelyMoore

Just so you know, you are missing a dependency in your framework:

:: /usr/bin/ld: warning: libfreetype.so.6, needed by /snap/kde-frameworks-5-102-qt-5-15-8-core22-sd/current/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libharfbuzz.so.0, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)

[ScarlettGatelyMoore]

We are on kf5-5-104-qt-5-15-8-core22-sdk content snap, if you are using kde-neon extension you will have to wait for next snapcraft release :(

[droidmonkey]

Since there is near zero documentation out there, all I have done is change from core20 to core22. Is kde-neon no longer the right choice? That is what is said everywhere.

[ScarlettGatelyMoore]

I recently updated it for core22 support. I also recently updated it to support our current content pack. The latter still hasn't made it into a release though. It is a good extension, but lags behind on content versions. We tend to sed in the newest content pack into the result of $(snapcraft expand-extensions). Documentation is on the to-do list ( I only recently took over this monumental job!)

[droidmonkey]

I don't envy you, haha, no worries here