This bug was fixed in the package mir - 0.8.1+15.04.20150112.2~rtm- 0ubuntu1
--------------- mir (0.8.1+15.04.20150112.2~rtm-0ubuntu1) 14.09; urgency=medium [ Daniel van Vugt ] * Bug fix release 0.8.1 (https://launchpad.net/mir/+milestone/0.8.1) - ABI summary: Servers need rebuilding, but clients do not; . Mirclient ABI unchanged at 8 . Mircommon ABI unchanged at 2 . Mirplatform ABI unchanged to 3 . Mirserver ABI bumped to 26.1 (due to breakage in LP: #1355173) - Fixes bugs: . Switching windows with a Trusted Prompt Session active loses the trusted prompt session (LP: #1355173) . a prompt session with an invalid application pid should be an error (LP: #1377968) * mir_demo_client_basic: Don't assert on user errors like failing to connect to a Mir server. It's much more useful to tell the user what they did wrong than to automatically generate error reports and duplicate apport bugs. (LP: #1331958) . (LP: #1331958) * Enable "Project Butter" motion event resampling and prediction for a more responsive touch experience. . * When the server disconnects unexpectedly, give the client SIGHUP instead of the present SIGTERM. The former is more appropriate because it indicates: "Hangup detected on controlling terminal or death of controlling process" [signal(7)] whereas SIGTERM is reserved for more polite user-requested shutdowns. . * Fix the common/shared source tree layout inconsistency. If it goes in libmircommon then it should be called "common" and not "shared": * Move mir::time::*Clock out of libmirserver and into libmircommon. It will soon be used by libmirclient. * Bump version to 0.8.0 as Mir 0.7.0 was released today. * Remove dead code "kill_client_processes()" from mir_test_framework. * Work around spurious SIGKILL delivered to clients by Valgrind during tests. This is why CI is failing randomly (LP: #1364772) Actually this workaround is nothing new. A quick grep shows we already use the same hack in 13 other locations under tests/. . (LP: #1364772) * Privatise (don't install) headers that are unused by clients, QtMir or USC. This reduces the size of the public include/ tree from 377 to 121 files, and reduces the number of those that get installed from 208 to 121. * Bump the mircommon ABI to 2. We actually broke it in the Mir 0.7.0 release with symbols.map and didn't notice in time (LP: #1364890) (LP: #1364890) * Restore support for gcc-4.8/trusty (LP: #1366134) (LP: #1366134) * Publish an internal header that QtMir recently started using: mir/input/input_channel.h (LP: #1365934) . (LP: #1365934) * Relax dependencies on libmirplatform2. Any binary package that uses libmirplatform2 should already be ABI compatible with any version of libmirplatform2. Assuming we maintain our ABIs correctly... Minimising exact version requirements should minimise future package upgrade problems. . * Privatise more headers -- these are the ones unused by any external projects but are used internally by the server code in examples/ only. * Introducing a generic client performance report. Just turn it on: env MIR_CLIENT_PERF_REPORT=log yourclient and you will get nice useful performance information: [1409905806.508895] (II) perf: eglappsurface: 60.21 FPS, render time 0.62ms, buffer lag 47.64ms (3 buffers) [1409905807.510868] (II) perf: eglappsurface: 59.94 FPS, render time 0.13ms, buffer lag 49.96ms (3 buffers) [1409905808.513115] (II) perf: eglappsurface: 59.88 FPS, render time 0.12ms, buffer lag 49.98ms (3 buffers) . * Remove FPS output from examples/*. A more accurate and useful measure of FPS is now available to all clients by: env MIR_CLIENT_PERF_REPORT=log anyclient. * Privatise shared_library_prober*.h until such time that some external project needs them. * examples: Restore the -q (quiet mode) option to eglapps and flicker. It got deleted a little to hastily in r1906 when really it's still useful and worth keeping. . * Fix constructor syntax errors, which only just today g++ has decided are fatal (LP: #1369389) (LP: #1369389) * Introduce explicit driver ABI levels: libmirplatformNdriver, libmirclientMdriver * Bump the server ABI to 26. We broke it in r1924. * Build all platforms by default. No just Mesa. It's safe to do so, and in fact we already do so in our Deb builds :) This way no one can forget to fix Android build issues when working on desktop. . * Fix jerky/stuttering event delivery that could happen inside nested servers sometimes (LP: #1372300) (LP: #1372300) * Reduced visible input lag by approx one frame (on 59-60Hz displays)* * Avoid polling in a loop with timeout zero most of the time. That will only waste CPU. (LP: #1373809) (LP: #1373809) * demo shell: Keep colours consistent, regardless of the physical pixel format of your framebuffer (LP: #1375660). (LP: #1375660) * Fix executable bit on tools/*.sh (LP: #1376547). (LP: #1376547) * Update ABI sha1sums. We re-exposed a bunch of headers in r1952 and forgot to update the checksums. . * Fix input receiver tests with mocked clocks accidentally taking real time (not mocked time) to complete (LP: #1375211) . (LP: #1375211) * integration-tests: Backport test enhancements from the "double" branch that allow the tests to work in the presence of either triple or double buffering. No ETA on when we might enable double buffering, but it's good to have the tests ready. [ Cemil Azizoglu ] * Remove file accidentally checked in * Merge mir/ubuntu back to devel to resolve conflicts. * Fix for LP: #1304873 (mir_unit_tests.MesaBufferAllocatorTest.* test fails under sbuild chroot env). (LP: #1304873) * Revert r1942. * Revert r1955 which was failing jenkins. [ Alexandros Frantzis ] * client: Ensure our platform library stays loaded for as long as it is needed by other objects. This avoids crashes observed on mir_connect failure (LP: #1358191) (LP: #1358191) * examples: Register the DemoCompositor with the Scene to properly process visibility events (LP: #1359487). (LP: #1359487) * tests: Ensure that the server has really and fully started after calling ServerRunner::start_mir_server(). * tests: Explicitly depend on GMock target to avoid build races (LP: #1362646). (LP: #1362646) * scene: Throw when inactive compositor ids are passed to the rendering tracker * tests: Fix races in TestClientInput (LP: #1361757). (LP: #1361757) * tests: Refactor the TestClientCursorAPI tests to simplify them and fix races (LP: #1342567). (LP: #1342567) * tests: Fix intermittent failure of DemoPrivateProtobuf.client_calls_server (LP: #1367353). (LP: #1367353) * tests: Use perfect forwarding in AutoUnblockThread and AutoJoinThread (LP: #1369389). (LP: #1369389) * server: Work around unresponsive clients causing the server to hang (LP: #1350207). (LP: #1350207) * tests: Use precompiled headers for gtest/gmock and some common system headers. * nested: Ensure that the nested Platform object stays alive for at least as long as the nested Display object needs it (LP: #1372276). (LP: #1372276) * tests: Fix SharedLibraryProber test runs on i386. (LP: #1375829) * mesa: Use mir::Fd instead of custom fd handle type. * cmake: Allow dumping the ABI using prebuilt libraries. [ Alberto Aguirre ] * Recycle compositor threads by using a thread pool (LP: #1362841). (LP: #1362841) * Fix license of basic_thread_pool.h header. * Add a playground folder for demos that use private mir functionality. Rename include.private to src/include Scrub examples to remove some private header dependencies. . * Add make targets to check abi compatibility against the last official release. [ Kevin DuBois ] * docs: add a document detailing the useful tests to run and the useful logs to collect when troubleshooting a new android chipset. * correct the texture cache to not rely on 'invalid' buffer id's. * frontend: Add ability to associate SurfaceId's with BufferId's. This is in preparation for rpc (Buffer) exchange_buffer(Buffer) so the frontend can correctly return the exchanged buffer to the appropriate surface. * android: preserve the registered callback hooks until the hwc device has been closed. lp: #1364637. (LP: #1364637) * frontend: add the stubs for the exchange_buffer rpc call * reintroduce the headers needed by platform-api * make the mir default for overlay match the USC default by turning on the android overlay optimization by default. Also add a simple overlay integration test. * frontend: hook up the exchange_buffer message in the protobuf message processor. Also include an integration test that has been driving the server side of the exchange buffer work. * frontend: log the exchange_buffer messages in the session-mediator- report. * Make the fd-sending code common so that it is accessible from the client code. * android: rename a few classes that were mir::graphics::android::Android* to just be mir::graphics::android::*. * android: add a quirk that will prevent a device from opening the gralloc device after it has been closed. * frontend: platform: provide a way for the frontend to perform platform specific actions upon receipt of buffer from the client. Split out the 3 platform ipc operations into its own interface. * Allow the platform to read the fd's and data from the buffer message abstraction. This will let the platform to read from the buffer messages coming back from the client. * make the Fd reception code common to the server and the client (as the server will need to receive code soon). * fix arm64 package by adding arm64 to the shared library prober test fixes: lp: #1379478 (LP: #1379478) [ Andreas Pokorny ] * Replace checks for MESA_drm_image with KHR_image_pixmap and disables the checks * Update cmake scripts to current version of gcovr We used to call gcovr with -c 'some string' and -r source_dir, both parameter cause trouble with gcovr 3.0 and later. -r source_dir means that gcovr will not find any coverage files written through the test run. The purpose of -c 'some string' seems to be rather descriptive. Older CI results indicated that we were using gcovr-2.5-prerelease before and gcovr 3.1 now. . [ Robert Carr ] * Add touchspot visualizations toggleable with --enable-touchspots. (LP: #1323522) * Ensure touchspots do not update the scene when disabled [ Alan Griffiths ] * tests: link the integration and unit tests against the server objects. * libmirserver: initial cut at symbol map for libmirserver. * client, platform: ensure that plugins can resolve symbols in these libraries * client, platform: ensure that plugins can resolve symbols in these libraries. * tools: Provide some help text for process_doygen_xml.py. * common: correct usage of compare_exchange_weak(). * Acceptance tests only use published headers as user code needs the headers to use these features. (LP: #1375301) * examples, playground: republish the "playground" examples that only depend on features used in the acceptance tests. * trusted prompt sessions: starting a prompt session with an invalid application pid reports an error (LP: #1377968) (LP: #1377968) [ Christopher James Halse Rogers ] * Use std::system_error in preference to std::runtime_error for system errors. * Remove an obsolete workaround for a clang bug with the lttng headers. Fixes LP: #1348472. (LP: #1348472) * Add a helper to load all the shared libraries in a directory. * Add versioned symbol loading support to SharedLibrary. * Add the first cut of a guide for developers to the ELF symbol versioning used in Mir DSOs. * Use mir::Fd in client RPC code. -- Ubuntu daily release <ps-jenk...@lists.canonical.com> Mon, 12 Jan 2015 16:07:38 +0000 ** Changed in: mir (Ubuntu RTM) Status: New => Fix Released -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1375301 Title: The headers needed to use features shown in the acceptance tests are not published To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/mir/+bug/1375301/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs