On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 11:32 (UTC+0300), Vadim Zhukov wrote: > Here is an update to Qt 5.9.1. It consists of the minimum for atomic > commit: > > - x11/qt5 and meta/qt5 updated to Qt 5.9.1; > - x11/py-qt5 updated to 5.9 > - devel/sip, its dependency, updated to 4.12.3 > > I'm happily using Qt 5.9 for a few weeks, mostly with Qt Creator. > The 5.9.0 was tested both with GCC and Clang, and run good both ways. > There was some CMake regression introduced in 5.9.0, which was resolved > by upstream in 5.9.1. > > I've tested that all direct users of devel/sip and py-qt5 build, but > did not test that all of them run. Taking MAINTAINER on py-qt5 as > it's logical to do anyway. > > If anyone is willing to run this through bulk build please drop me > a note; otherwise I'm going to commit this tomorrow, as I'm pretty > confident with current state things are. >
Vadim, Not sure if this is the right place, but I'll give it a try. Today after updating to the latest snapshot and running pkg_add -u qutebrowser refuses to start with: Fatal error: Your Qt is built without SSL support. Can it be that Qt 5.9.1 is indeed build without SSL support like qutebrowser says or..? package from to: qutebrowser-0.10.1->0.10.1p0 qtbase-5.6.2p4->qtbase-5.9.1 .. uname -a OpenBSD toshiba.home.lan 6.1 GENERIC.MP#109 amd64 -- Brendan
