Please update extra-cmake-modules, kdelibs (and plasma-frameworks)

[David Faure]

On Thursday 28 February 2013 18:40:02 Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> IMO there are two significant differences:
> 1) A wrong in-project target name will in general never build for the
> developer.
> A bad imported target name may build for the developer, but may not build
> for a user (because the user has a different version of the package
> installed, or because a find_package() is not checked properly, maybe there
> are more ways how to get to that).
> Yes, I am talking about hopefully rare error cases.

If it's a bad target name it will have to be fixed anyway, I'm not sure there's 
a practical difference here.

> It is a very different situation for somebody just trying to build the code.
> He sees -lsolid and there is no reason why should not think that a
> libsolid.so should have been found but wasn't.

If I see -lfoobar not found, it means either I should have a libfoobar.so 
somewhere that wasn't found, or the code is wrong to try and link to 
libfoobar. That's basic logic.

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