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> there's apparently some options to disable the .pyc cache files:
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See 4e124fd1409af419990bacade74fcf355624243f .
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my gut feeling is that the 'has to compile on the notebook that
I take aorund the world'-requirement is more one from sponsored
developers, while
our volunteer contributors often do their compiles at home on a desktop
machine ...
Exactly the opposite here. I do paid work on my desktop
For MacOSX I wonder if Tor knows of a basic/built-in video viewer on
MacOSX which uses the same route we are using to render video which can
be used as an example program to compare against to filter out missing
codecs vs libreoffice-side bustate ?
No idea. I would just double-click on the
The few movie files I have on my Mac are taken with my Canon DSLR,
named *.mov, encoded in H.264 I think, and open with QuickTime
Player. One of those files was the one I successfully inserted in a
Writer doc when I tested the recent Mac patches to avmedia.
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It's unclear how much harm if any that did to us here ? ;-)
OK, not then.
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+ turn on mergedlibs LTO for Windows - any objections ? (Michael)
Jesús already replied about the LTO bit, thanks for reviewing.
As for --enable-mergelibs, it doesn't look good. Apparently that has
never been tried for Windows? Or at least not recently? The option has
a help message which
This once again shows how harmful it is to have tons of configuration
options.
And before somebody else replies but you have yourself introduced
several 'experimental' configuration options: Sure I need to be
re-educated.
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yeah! ask them (developers) to give you back your
money.
I have a fairly complete log, but I cannot find such exchange in
libreoffice-dev
That sounds exactly as something I would say, so I can volunteer as the
culprit here! What do I win, a ban from the channel?
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+ packaging upgraded python for Mac (Cloph)
+ Tor has built it, packaging issues pending
No I have not (if this means the new python3 directory). It did
*seem* that something got built, maybe all of it that should be built,
but anyway then the gbuild tried to copy
I'm new to this QA system, but wouldn't it be useful to know when
(date/time) this was added?
Added where? You need to realise that we use a *distributed* version
control system, git, and time stamps are not important, as far as I
understand it.
Sure, in our case there are central repositories
I'm interest in the time a change was committed to the central
repository by a developer
But developers don't commit to the central repository. They commit to
their local clones of it, and then at some (much) later stage push
outstanding commits to the central repository. And then there are
I thought Andras was referring to the single 8 letter/number code
added to the Windows install folder name.
Where does that come from?
No need to know. It is just a random (or not so random) sequence of
hex digits. If nothing documents it to have some significance, don't
assume it to have any
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