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Hi, you can try downloading the AppImage from our website:
https://www.kdevelop.org/download
It is self-contained and runs without installation, and it is the latest
version. It should also work on your Debian
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The bug was put into NEEDSINFO state because there isn't enough information
available to investigate.
The messages above are generated by automated tooling which close such issues
if they remain in this state
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You should be able to just set the venv's python interpreter as the python
interpreter for the project. Does that work?
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I don't understand why this happens, I tried investigating before but never dug
deep enough to find the reason. The complaint is valid, of course.
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Does it work in "Run" mode? It's possible that the configured path is not used
in "Debug" mode :/ The debugger is quite the stepchild of the whole thing ...
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Hm, can you make python inside a venv import modules from outside that venv?
Isn't part of the idea that this is not possible? ;)
That is what we would need, I think.
Either way, I'm not sure I agree
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Git commit f33012fe664e77bb5621ec5a2faf69c44b8c9983 by Sven Brauch.
Committed on 20/09/2020 at 12:27.
Pushed by brauch into branch '5.6'.
AST test: make sure we have 100% code coverage for visitors and builder
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Sorry, we screwed this up for 5.6.0. If you are affected by this bug, you have
several options until 5.6.1 is released:
- Use the KDevelop 5.5.2 AppImage from
https://download.kde.org/stable/kdevelop/5.5.2/bin
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I think the problem is that the assumption that the dims of an ExtSlice are
Expressions is wrong. They can also be Slices, which are not Expressions.
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Ah well, maybe it is unresponsive, you close it, and it then crashes on
shutdown, and the unresponsiveness is just a "I do something for 20 secs, then
I'm back" state.
To figure out what approximately i
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> On your ext4 home partition it should work, but if
> you use FAT for some reason, or even the thumb
> drive fails, the data is still lost.
Ok, but now we have strayed quite far from the original go
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Sorry for not checking back, I had a look; for PDF it actually works perfectly
by just removing the error message, but for other file types (e.g. PNG) we
would need to keep the FD open manually. There actually
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There's a bit of work around that place needed to make "Save" work properly
("Save as" does automatically, but not "Save"), so I'd like to hear Albert's
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I tried to just fix this now, and I am more confused than ever about this
issue. Just removing the error message and early return makes Save As work
flawlessly. Why is the error message even there?
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Regarding other applications: most applications (e.g. kate) are not affected by
this issue, since they just load the whole file into memory, and save it from
their in-memory buffer if requested. Gwenview also seems
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I was repeatedly bitten by this issue in the past as well and I don't quite get
it. Can Okular not simply keep an open file handle for the document, which
results in ext4 not removing the data from the disk, even
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Right, Neon is also on this bugtracker. I'll move this to the Neon component.
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Sounds like the same issue, yes. Unfortunately not the first time we have this
kind of problem. :(
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It's possible -- plugins can request completion to start when they think it
makes sense, maybe that somehow interferes with the automatic invocation on
Wayland. Unfortunately I have no wayland dev setup right now
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416545
Bug ID: 416545
Summary: Debugger doesn't show variable contents properly when
exception is raised in __str__ or __repr__
Product: kdev-python
Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
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Which is not the files which are contained in or installed by the installer.
This for example contains lots of debug information a hundred megabytes of
translations for all languages in the world, as well as several
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I do not know where you get your numbers, but I think they are inaccurate. The
KDevelop installer is less than 150 MB, and KDevelop is a *huge* application,
packing essentially all KDE frameworks, all Qt libraries
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Can't you find something better to test than software that doesn't even work on
the original Windows?
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I would expect that uses XWayland, right?
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No, it was never ported to KTextEditor 5.x or Qt5.
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Hm, delete on a null pointer is safe though. And the text preview has been in
for quite a while now, the issue must be a bit more subtle ...
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I'll move this to ktexteditor, then. It's either a bug there or in Qt.
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Yeah, you cannot disable the language plugins from the UI. You can start
KDevelop with "KDEV_DISABLE_PLUGINS=kdevclangsupport kdevelop" or remove the
.so file. At that point you can pretty much use ka
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My last plan regarding this was to use the inline annotation interface to
display error messages (similar to how QtCreator does it, but less intrusive
probably, just an exclamation mark you can mouseover). Sadly, I
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Bug ID: 402925
Summary: Bad behaviour when opening temporary files, e.g. from
KMail or Firefox, and editing
Product: okular
Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
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Well, you have been around for years and you have continuously been claiming it
is too complex for you to look into, so there's that ;)
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I think this is out of scope for a GSoC project, a newcomer will not obtain the
necessary understanding for doing this within 3 months.
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Feel free to try and devise a strategy how this should work. I thought about it
for a few hours and couldn't come up with anything remotely feasible.
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Different overall architecture :/
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Ok, in the AppImage you are unfortunately stuck with the icon theme we ship,
which is Breeze, since that is KDE's current default design direction. Sorry.
I think we should not try to load the Qt platform
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Actually, right after writing the report, I found a correlation: closing the
composer window I had open removed the CPU usage. Opening it again (just "new
message") reproduces the problem.
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Bug ID: 400496
Summary: kmail sometimes consumes 100% CPU for hours (in
Sonnet::Highlighter)
Product: kmail2
Version: 5.9.1
Platform: Archlinux Packages
OS: Linux
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Most probably, yes.
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I don't care about the fix for "application can exit when X does not respond",
no, and unless it simplifies the code involved I would vote against merging it.
The signal handler thing in contrast does
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