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Qt 5.12.4 release provides a number of bug fixes, as well as performance and other improvements. As an important new item it provides binaries build with OpenSSL 1.1.1, including the new TLS 1.3 functionality.
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they're quite constrained: the max number of semaphores is limited.
bump PKGREVISION
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Qt 5.12.3, the third patch release of Qt 5.12 LTS, is released today. While not adding new features, the Qt 5.12.3 release provides a number of bug fixes, as well as performance and other improvements.
Compared to Qt 5.12.2, the new Qt 5.12.3 provides almost 200 bug fixes. For details of the most important changes, please check the Change files of Qt 5.12.3.
Qt 5.12 LTS will receive many more patch releases throughout the coming years and we recommend all active developed projects to migrate to Qt 5.12 LTS. Qt 5.9 LTS is currently in ‘Strict’ phase and receives only the selected important bug and security fixes, while Qt 5.12 LTS is currently receiving all the bug fixes. Qt 5.6 Support has ended in March 2019, so all active projects still using Qt 5.6 LTS should migrate to a later version of Qt.
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QMAKE_COMPILER is meant to signify the compiler family being used
gcc for gcc
gcc clang llvm for clang
should properly fix the build issue seen on CentOS and likely other
systems.
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remove tslib related entries from PLIST.Linux
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5.12.2:
While not adding new features, the Qt 5.12.2 release provides a number of bug
fixes and other improvements.
Compared to Qt 5.12.1, the new Qt 5.12.2 contains more than 250 bug fixes. For
details of the most important changes, please check the Change files of Qt
5.12.2.
With Qt 5.12.2 we bring back widely asked MinGW 32 bit prebuild binaries in
addition to 64 bit ones.
Qt 5.12 LTS will receive many more patch releases throughout the coming years
and we recommend all active developed projects to migrate to Qt 5.12 LTS. Qt
5.9 LTS is currently in ‘Strict’ phase and receives only the selected important
bug and security fixes, while Qt 5.12 LTS is currently receiving all the bug
fixes. With Qt 5.6 Support ending in March 2019 all active projects still using
Qt 5.6 LTS should now migrate to a later version of Qt.
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Just in time for the end of the year, we have released Qt 5.12 LTS today. This is a long-term-supported (LTS) release that we will support for 3 years to come. We have had a strong focus on quality and fixed more than 2000 bugs since the last Qt LTS version, Qt 5.9.7 – make that over 5000 bugfixes since Qt 5.6.3. Of course, this is only the start, and we will work hard on continuously improving the quality of Qt 5.12 in upcoming patches
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remove patch that was working around the lack of the above.
no PKGREVISON bump as linux wasn't building without this and other
platforms haven't changed.
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Fixes build of editors/texstudio on SunOS which was previously trying to
pass unsupported arguments to the linker. We don't support -rpath-link
anyway.
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Qt 5.11.2 Released
Qt 5.11.2 is released today. As a patch release it does not add any new functionality, but provides important bug fixes, security updates and other improvements.
Compared to Qt 5.11.1, the Qt 5.11.2 release provides fixes for more than 250 bugs and it contains around 800 changes in total. For details of the most important changes, please check the Change files of Qt 5.11.2.
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This should fix PR 53460.
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Release Qt 5.11.1 does not add any new functionality, but provides important bug fixes and other improvements.
There are fixes for over 150 bugs and it contains more than 700 changes compared to Qt 5.11.0.
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Qt 5.11 comes with quite a few new features as well as many bug fixes to existing functionality.
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Previous commit failed to update the hard-coded version from 5.10.0.
Replacing with ${PKGVERSION} to avoid a repeat.
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Fixes PR#53197 from Mike Owens.
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Bump revision.
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5.10.1:
Bug fix release.
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2+ years worth of bug fixes and feature enhancements
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The actual fix as been done by "pkglint -F */*/buildlink3.mk", and was
reviewed manually.
There are some .include lines that still are indented with zero spaces
although the surrounding .if is indented. This is existing practice.
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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This should be the last part of the renaming operation for print/cups to
print/cups-base.
Rationale: packages depending on CUPS but not relying on a functional
printing setup only need to depend on print/cups-base (equivalent to the
former print/cups). The new print/cups now depends on print/cups-base
and on print/cups-filters, thus directly providing a functional printing
setup. This bump reflects this change of dependency.
As discussed on tech-pkg@
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This is with the notable exception of meta-pkgs/desktop-gnome, which I
believe implies a fully functional cups.
This is still missing revision bumps - I'll be right there (first time I
am doing this on so many packages at a time).
As discussed on tech-pkg@
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