It is too late to include any warning for Ubuntu 20.04. Maybe I could
add it to the package description if there were other important bugs to
fix in a stable release update, but there are no such bugs yet.
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Is there a warning somewhere about this? Because including the library
but not the header is bound to frustrate quite a few people. You know
thinking it should be working because it's in the library. I know it
took me quite a bit of investigation to figure out what was going on.
And from my
Yes.
The official documentation for Qt 3D Extras (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5
/qt3dextras-module.html) says:
"This module is under development and is subject to change."
We decided not to include headers for this module until it becomes
stable. We made an exception for Qt 5.14 packages because the
So you are saying that ubuntu 20.04 is unsuitable as the basis for a
developer system because the stability criteria actually forbid to fix a
packaging bug that makes it unusable?
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This is now fixed in Qt 5.14 packages in groovy-proposed. Unfortunately,
this will not be fixed in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (focal) because it does not
meet the Stable Release Update criteria.
If you want to use this API in focal, I suggest you to use locally built
Qt or create a PPA.
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I also found out that it is because the package is unstable from upstream. It
seems like it's been an issue in Debian also. Might I suggest that you do like
they did and upload an experimental package so that it does not break what we
have.
Oh, nevermind then... everything from qt3d5-dev to libqt53dextras5
brings me back here. So I will be waiting for an answer. Thanks!
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