Re: [Linphone-users] backport built for Debian 10 (buster), but...

[Daniel Pocock]

On 02/07/2021 18:05, Dennis Filder wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 02, 2021 at 12:17:04AM +0200, Daniel Pocock wrote:
> 
>>> It would be somewhat important to know what parameters to
>>> createSubWindow() trigger the assertion.
>>
>> I ran
>>
>>   linphone -V
>>
>> and it didn't give me sufficient details to respond to that.
>>
>> Please feel free to try my packages or tell me what commands to run to
>> get extra debug output.
>>
>> It compiles successfully, the qml versions are not checked during
>> the compile.  At runtime, I get the Q_ASSERT for the SettingsWindow
>>
>> I made another hack to suppress the Q_ASSERT, you can see that in the
>> last commit on the debian/buster-backports branch, it opens the main
>> window successfully and I can dial a SIP address
> 
> Judging from your patch and output from my linphone version the
> culprit is "qrc:/ui/views/App/Settings/SettingsWindow.qml".  So you'd
> have to figure out what exactly causes the construction of the
> settings window to fail, e.g. by inspecting what QList<QQmlError>
> QQmlComponent::errors()
> <https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qqmlcomponent.html#errors> returns, then try
> to patch that out.
> 
> I don't know if you still have upload rights (I don't see your key in
> the keyring), but if not you'd have to talk to Berni.  Nor do I know
> if he'd agree to upload a backport where the entire settings menu is
> inaccessible.  After all it is kind of an important piece of
> functionality.


Yes, the linphone-desktop package needs a complete solution for the
SettingsWindows before it can be uploaded

All the library packages appear to be ready for upload - but it may not
be helpful to upload them without linphone-desktop at the same time.

Notice that pushing the branches to Salsa is not the same as uploading
the package.  Work in progress can be pushed to Salsa for other people
to collaborate on it before any upload.    Unfortunately, the Debian
politics is preventing the branches from being pushed to Salsa.

Regards,

Daniel