Hello all, Tim, in a recent test of upgrade from TDE 3.5.13.2 to R14 smooth update was thwarted by conflicts in packages qt3 × tqt3. How should they be

Rename files to prevent conflicts? Or mark packages as conflicting / replacement to allow smooth upgrade?

On Sunday 13 of October 2013 22:04:32 Timothy Pearson wrote: > > Hello all, Tim, > > > > in a recent test of upgrade from TDE 3.5.13.2 to R14 smooth update

> > thwarted by conflicts in packages qt3 × tqt3. How should they be > > treated? > > > Rename files to prevent conflicts? Or mark packages as conflicting

> > replacement to allow smooth upgrade? > > We may need to rename the files, though this would push release back

> again. My primary concern is the complaints we would get if we

> installation of Qt3 on TDE systems via the Conflicts package field. > > At first glance the files listed are not used by the majority of TDE > applications, so renaming them might not be as bad as it first looks. > Let > me see what I can do with it. > > Tim I believe that it would be good to resolve this conflicts before

RC1. Should I help? Slavek

issues. I don't know if the TDE sources will need to be updated anywhere to handle these changes; can you take a look? Thanks! Tim

TDE >> >> applications, so renaming them might not be as bad as it first looks. >> >> Let >> >> me see what I can do with it. >> >> >> >> Tim >> > >> > I believe that it would be good to resolve this conflicts before >> >> release >> >> > RC1. >> > Should I help? >> > >> > Slavek >> >> I just pushed through a commit that should resolve the majority of these >> issues. I don't know if the TDE sources will need to be updated >> anywhere >> to handle these changes; can you take a look? >> >> Thanks! >> >> Tim > > I was looking for using renamed tools in the entire GIT tree, and I did > not > find anything where were actively used. So it looks good. > > Slavek So the Qt3/TQt3 conflicts are now sufficiently resolved for R14? Tim

>> >> >> > Hello all, Tim, >> >> >> > >> >> >> > in a recent test of upgrade from TDE 3.5.13.2 to R14 >> >> >> > smooth >> >> update >> >> >> was >> >> >> >> >> > thwarted by conflicts in packages qt3 × tqt3. How >> >> >> > should they be >> >> >> treated? >> >> >> >> >> >> > Rename files to prevent conflicts? Or mark packages as >> >> conflicting >> >> >> / >> >> >> >> >> > replacement to allow smooth upgrade? >> >> >> >> >> >> We may need to rename the files, though this would push >> >> >> release >> >> back >> >> >> yet >> >> >> >> >> again. My primary concern is the complaints we would get >> >> >> if we >> >> >> >> blocked >> >> >> >> >> installation of Qt3 on TDE systems via the Conflicts >> >> >> package >> >> field. >> >> >> >> At first glance the files listed are not used by the >> >> >> majority of >> TDE >> >> >> >> applications, so renaming them might not be as bad as it >> >> >> first >> >> looks. >> >> >> >> Let >> >> >> me see what I can do with it. >> >> >> >> >> >> Tim >> >> > >> >> > I believe that it would be good to resolve this conflicts >> >> > before >> >> >> >> release >> >> >> >> > RC1. >> >> > Should I help? >> >> > >> >> > Slavek >> >> >> >> I just pushed through a commit that should resolve the >> >> majority of >> >> these >> >> >> issues. I don't know if the TDE sources will need to be >> >> updated anywhere >> >> to handle these changes; can you take a look? >> >> >> >> Thanks! >> >> >> >> Tim >> > >> > I was looking for using renamed tools in the entire GIT tree, >> > and I >> >> did >> >> > not >> > find anything where were actively used. So it looks good. >> > >> > Slavek >> >> So the Qt3/TQt3 conflicts are now sufficiently resolved for >> R14? >> >> Tim > > Most of the conflicts were resolved, but still remain conflicts > qt3-apps-dev × tqt3-apps-dev: > > qt3-apps-dev: /usr/lib/libeditor.a > qt3-apps-dev: /usr/lib/libdesignercore.a > qt3-apps-dev: /usr/lib/libqassistantclient.a > qt3-apps-dev: /usr/lib/libqassistantclient.prl > qt3-apps-dev: /usr/lib/libdesignercore.prl > qt3-apps-dev: /usr/lib/libeditor.prl This should (finally!) be fixed in GIT. Tim