[announce] KSecretsService into it's way to be released
Aaron J. Seigo
aseigo at kde.org
Fri Nov 11 08:52:32 GMT 2011
On Friday, November 11, 2011 00:26:23 Valentin Rusu wrote:
> Please be informed that KSecretsService components were included into
> the main repositories as follows:
evidently there was a failure somewhere, and i'll take responsibility for it
because probably i should have noticed this was going to be merged imminently
and, as with all the other feature addition requests to the KDE/4.7 branch,
said something.
this functionality should not have been put into KDE/4.7. it should not have
been put into kderuntime, either. all of the code should have appeared in a
git repository of its own, lib and runtime requirements together.
i do recall writing emails about this in previous threads requesting reviews
on ksecretservice. what pains me is that one of the KSS authors was at the
Randa meeting and well aware of what work is happening in kdelibs. :/
in any case, i'm not sure how to proceed from here. i don't want to demotivate
you, and i would love to see KWallet start to use this ASAP (though with
ksecretservice as a separate repo, i don't see how).
what i would have suggested, had i been more on the ball on this one, is to
put it in the frameworks branch (as this is definitely frameworks 5 work at
this point in time) in a directory of its own, lib+runtime requirements. since
it does not rely on libkdeui, it can be built before libkdeui even right now
and kwallet can then use it.
later when libkdeui is separated out into its own repo, then ksecretservice
can then follow as well.
as i said, i'm not sure how to proceed in a way that will work best for those
who have done so much hard work up to this point. please advise what would be
workable for you and those working on ksecretservice, taking into
consideration is you can what our goals are with frameworks 5 in terms of
delivery schedule and focus.
thanks ...
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