Overview
Request 938264 accepted
- Update to version 0.2.2:
+ The frontpage is now visible. You can see it by going to / in
the url bar.
+ The app now supports Flatpak & NixOS installation
+ Performance improvements in the comments view
+ The codebase is now tested! I'm pretty sure this is one of the
only GTK+ apps which has proper UI tests - so this should stop
more regressions in the future!
- Changes from version 0.2.1:
+ Replaced the markdown engine, should now support more features
+ The alignment in subreddit listings should now be more uniform
+ Many size related bugs have been fixed
+ The url bar is now less lenient on formatting. Previously,
going to /linux would take you to /r/linux. Due to the
frontpage changes, this no longer happens
+ [PACKAGING] Moved icons from pixmaps to the hicolor directory
+ [PACKAGING] Change SCSS compiler from ruby sass to sassc
- Drop desktop.patch: Fixed upstream.
- Replace ruby(sass) for sassc
- Fix python env to be py3 via sed call
- Modernize spec, drop no longer needed post(un) calls.
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iznogood created request
- Update to version 0.2.2:
+ The frontpage is now visible. You can see it by going to / in
the url bar.
+ The app now supports Flatpak & NixOS installation
+ Performance improvements in the comments view
+ The codebase is now tested! I'm pretty sure this is one of the
only GTK+ apps which has proper UI tests - so this should stop
more regressions in the future!
- Changes from version 0.2.1:
+ Replaced the markdown engine, should now support more features
+ The alignment in subreddit listings should now be more uniform
+ Many size related bugs have been fixed
+ The url bar is now less lenient on formatting. Previously,
going to /linux would take you to /r/linux. Due to the
frontpage changes, this no longer happens
+ [PACKAGING] Moved icons from pixmaps to the hicolor directory
+ [PACKAGING] Change SCSS compiler from ruby sass to sassc
- Drop desktop.patch: Fixed upstream.
- Replace ruby(sass) for sassc
- Fix python env to be py3 via sed call
- Modernize spec, drop no longer needed post(un) calls.
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iznogood accepted request
xinfwd
Do we still run
%suse_update_desktop_file, or only when changing categories?About runtime dependencies, the built package in your home repo have the following symbol requirements:
Shouldn't we put some explicit requirements on the spec file? Enlighten me, my memory is a bit foggy.
Yes, we do, when needed
As for the deps: what OBS shows is the extracted requirement symbols from the built RPM - as they are in the rpm, there is no need to list them in the spec file (many are auto-calculated)
That's nice.