Guido GüntherOct 21, 2023

After lots of cleanup over the past #phoc releases I'm inclined to switch #phoc's main branch to track #wlroots git rather than the latest stable version as I can then catch up with new wlroots features faster. Stable releases would then be cut from a wlroots-0.xy branch tracking the stable wlroots version. Good idea?

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yes, wlroots git it is
80%
no, wlroots stable pls
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We're tracking wlroot's git on #phoc's main branch now: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/phoc/-/merge_requests/463 .

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This allows me to test if things work on more recent wlroots than 0.16 Some lose ends to finish but let's make this a draft MR...

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Nov 6, 2023 at 5:58pmWeb
Show threadGuido GüntherNov 7, 2023
If you're using that and want to run phosh against it make sure to pick up phosh's main branch. For phog use https://gitlab.com/mobian1/phog/-/merge_requests/7
Use ext-idle-notify-v1 (!7) · Merge requests · Mobian / phog · GitLab

phoc git dropped support for kde-idle (as wlroots dropped it too). This makes phog catch up (Closes:

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