Perhaps it is worth do a complete check of what is completed and what not. That means check every single package.
I agree. How?
For example, dolphin was listed in the etherpad as completed. Yet I compiled dolphin with cmake and no doc or po files were compiled. Therefore I deleted the 'completed' tag in the etherpad and wrote a note.
I know that not all components of amarok were converted and I filed a bug report against that a very long time ago.
As I mentioned, the cmake packages do not build man pages. Another bug report filed.
This is part of why I am suspicious of whether all packages have been converted completely.
To my knowledge we no longer can build the core packages with automake. Only cmake. Therefore the only file-by-file comparison we can attempt is with a fully compiled 3.5.13.2 package. We have to account for the renaming changes. Yet everybody builds packages differently. Using a 3.5.13.2 package as a baseline does not mean all components were compiled.
Darrell
Perhaps it is worth do a complete check of what is completed and what not. That means check every single package.
I agree. How?
I am afraid the only way is a one-by-one comparison. Compile with autotools and compile with cmake. Check whether all features available when using autotools also get compiled when using cmake. If not, work is needed on the cmake conversion.
This is going to be a long process :( But after releasing R14 I think it would be worth spending time on it.
Michele