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On Monday 31 of March 2014 01:26:51 Timothy Pearson wrote:
On Monday 31 of March 2014 00:43:33 Timothy Pearson wrote:
Cross-post from the users list:
When TDE crashes and Dr. Konqi appears...
...please click "Report Crash" instead of "Close". TDE now has a powerful automated crash reporting system that will let you submit a crash
report
with as little as three mouse clicks--no personal information,
logins,
or version descriptions are required. Of course we would appreciate a problem description and possibly a contact Email address, but if you don't have time or just don't want to give that information out you can
still
submit the crash report for analysis and repair.
Developers: Automated crash reports are visible at https://crashreport.trinitydesktop.org. Click on the crash ID for a detailed report. Let me know what you think, and if you have any suggestions please let me know!
Tim
I miss one important piece of information: What is necessary to do when building packages? It is necessary to prepare the file with scm informations? Is it documented somewhere?
-- Slavek
Hi Slavek,
It is not documented anywhere as this feature is intended only for automated builds; here is a brief description so that you can add support to your builds:
TDE will look for the SCM information on the first line of two hidden (dot) files in the root of the build source directory:
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/.tdescmmodule the name of the GIT module in which the current sources are stored. For example, "tdelibs" or "applications/amarok" (without the quotes)
${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/.tdescmrevision The branch and long hash of the module sources being built, separated with a dash If the branch is empty, master is assumed. For example, "-f5b2a9a7b203e89c1553ffa9a8371bac32f21aa3" or "master-f5b2a9a7b203e89c1553ffa9a8371bac32f21aa3" (without the quotes)
Tim
Thank you for the informations. I added the automatic creation of SCM metadata into the script create_tarball - see commit c5010d96.
-- Slavek
Looks good at first glance. Thanks for updating that!
Tim