From 0b26d63fb1d17cdd001496daa22aed2cdc8f8198 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Volker Krause Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2018 12:42:56 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Update to Plasma 5.14.0 --- recipes-plasma/bluedevil.inc | 1 - .../bluedevil/0001-license-files.diff | 871 ------------------ ...luedevil_5.13.3.bb => bluedevil_5.14.0.bb} | 0 recipes-plasma/breeze.inc | 1 + .../{breeze_5.13.4.bb => breeze_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...{discover_5.13.4.bb => discover_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ..._5.13.4.bb => kactivitymanagerd_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...ools_5.13.4.bb => kde-cli-tools_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...ration_5.13.4.bb => kdecoration_5.14.0.bb} | 0 recipes-plasma/kscreen.inc | 1 + .../{kscreen_5.13.4.bb => kscreen_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...cker_5.13.4.bb => kscreenlocker_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...sysguard_5.13.4.bb => ksysguard_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...ration_5.13.4.bb => kwallet-pam_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...13.4.bb => kwayland-integration_5.14.0.bb} | 0 recipes-plasma/kwin.inc | 1 + .../{libkscreen_5.13.4.bb => kwin_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...ysguard_5.13.4.bb => libkscreen_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...milou_5.13.4.bb => libksysguard_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...-integration_5.13.4.bb => milou_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...5.13.4.bb => plasma-integration_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...lasma-pa_5.13.4.bb => plasma-nm_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...mponents_5.13.4.bb => plasma-pa_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...gs_5.13.4.bb => plasma-settings_5.14.0.bb} | 0 recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace.inc | 1 - ...e_5.13.4.bb => plasma-workspace_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...5.13.4.bb => polkit-kde-agent-1_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...erdevil_5.13.4.bb => powerdevil_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ...ngs_5.13.4.bb => systemsettings_5.14.0.bb} | 0 ....4.bb => xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.14.0.bb} | 0 30 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 873 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 recipes-plasma/bluedevil/0001-license-files.diff rename recipes-plasma/{bluedevil_5.13.3.bb => bluedevil_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{breeze_5.13.4.bb => breeze_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{discover_5.13.4.bb => discover_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kactivitymanagerd_5.13.4.bb => kactivitymanagerd_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kde-cli-tools_5.13.4.bb => kde-cli-tools_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kdecoration_5.13.4.bb => kdecoration_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kscreen_5.13.4.bb => kscreen_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kscreenlocker_5.13.4.bb => kscreenlocker_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{ksysguard_5.13.4.bb => ksysguard_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kwayland-integration_5.13.4.bb => kwallet-pam_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{kwin_5.13.4.bb => kwayland-integration_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{libkscreen_5.13.4.bb => kwin_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{libksysguard_5.13.4.bb => libkscreen_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{milou_5.13.4.bb => libksysguard_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{plasma-integration_5.13.4.bb => milou_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{plasma-nm_5.13.4.bb => plasma-integration_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{plasma-pa_5.13.4.bb => plasma-nm_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{plasma-phone-components_5.13.4.bb => plasma-pa_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{plasma-settings_5.13.4.bb => plasma-settings_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{plasma-workspace_5.13.4.bb => plasma-workspace_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{polkit-kde-agent-1_5.13.4.bb => polkit-kde-agent-1_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{powerdevil_5.13.4.bb => powerdevil_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{systemsettings_5.13.4.bb => systemsettings_5.14.0.bb} (100%) rename recipes-plasma/{xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.13.4.bb => xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.14.0.bb} (100%) diff --git a/recipes-plasma/bluedevil.inc b/recipes-plasma/bluedevil.inc index f273e5d..9f7b685 100644 --- a/recipes-plasma/bluedevil.inc +++ b/recipes-plasma/bluedevil.inc @@ -23,7 +23,6 @@ DEPENDS = " \ SRC_URI = " \ git://git.kde.org/${BPN};nobranch=1 \ - 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a/recipes-plasma/discover_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/discover_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/discover_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/discover_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kactivitymanagerd_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kactivitymanagerd_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kactivitymanagerd_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kactivitymanagerd_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kde-cli-tools_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kde-cli-tools_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kde-cli-tools_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kde-cli-tools_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kdecoration_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kdecoration_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kdecoration_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kdecoration_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kscreen.inc b/recipes-plasma/kscreen.inc index 9908a65..9d47234 100644 --- a/recipes-plasma/kscreen.inc +++ b/recipes-plasma/kscreen.inc @@ -26,4 +26,5 @@ inherit cmake_plasma FILES_${PN} += " \ ${datadir}/kded_kscreen \ ${datadir}/kcm_kscreen \ + ${datadir}/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.kscreen \ " diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kscreen_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kscreen_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kscreen_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kscreen_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kscreenlocker_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kscreenlocker_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kscreenlocker_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kscreenlocker_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/ksysguard_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/ksysguard_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/ksysguard_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/ksysguard_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kwayland-integration_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kwallet-pam_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kwayland-integration_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kwallet-pam_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kwin_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kwayland-integration_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/kwin_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kwayland-integration_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/kwin.inc b/recipes-plasma/kwin.inc index 1dac7c7..198fca3 100644 --- a/recipes-plasma/kwin.inc +++ b/recipes-plasma/kwin.inc @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ PR = "r0" DEPENDS = " \ qtdeclarative \ qtsensors \ + qtscript \ kconfigwidgets \ kcrash \ kglobalaccel \ diff --git a/recipes-plasma/libkscreen_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/kwin_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/libkscreen_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/kwin_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/libksysguard_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/libkscreen_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/libksysguard_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/libkscreen_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/milou_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/libksysguard_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/milou_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/libksysguard_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-integration_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/milou_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/plasma-integration_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/milou_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-nm_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/plasma-integration_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/plasma-nm_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/plasma-integration_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-pa_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/plasma-nm_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/plasma-pa_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/plasma-nm_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-phone-components_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/plasma-pa_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/plasma-phone-components_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/plasma-pa_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-settings_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/plasma-settings_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/plasma-settings_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/plasma-settings_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace.inc b/recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace.inc index c82ee5c..d5b7abf 100644 --- a/recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace.inc +++ b/recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace.inc @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ PR = "r0" DEPENDS = " \ qtdeclarative \ - qtscript \ baloo \ karchive-native \ kcoreaddons \ diff --git a/recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/plasma-workspace_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/polkit-kde-agent-1_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/polkit-kde-agent-1_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/polkit-kde-agent-1_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/polkit-kde-agent-1_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/powerdevil_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/powerdevil_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/powerdevil_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/powerdevil_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/systemsettings_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/systemsettings_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/systemsettings_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/systemsettings_5.14.0.bb diff --git a/recipes-plasma/xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.13.4.bb b/recipes-plasma/xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.14.0.bb similarity index 100% rename from recipes-plasma/xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.13.4.bb rename to recipes-plasma/xdg-desktop-portal-kde_5.14.0.bb