Review Request 119321: kio-extras: Install KIO and KDED modules into correct folders

[Alexander Richardson]

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The kioslaves part seems to be more or less like my patch here: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/119081/ , just without the renaming of the output file.

- Alexander Richardson


On Juli 16, 2014, 5:20 nachm., Dan Vrátil wrote:
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> (Updated Juli 16, 2014, 5:20 nachm.)
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> Review request for KDE Frameworks.
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> Repository: kio-extras
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> Description
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> The KIO Frameworks installs the ioslaves into ```${PLUGIN_INSTALL_DIR}/kf5/kio```, so kio-extras should follow. This patch also drops the ```kio_``` prefix from the binary name - it made sense when all the libraries were in /usr/lib, but does not make sense when they have their own folder now (also the ones installed by KIO Framework don't have the prefix)
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> Same for KDED modules and KParts installed by kio-extras: KDED Framework installs KDED modules to ```${PLUGIN_INSTALL_DIR}/kf5/kded``` and binaries don't have the ```kded_``` prefix, KParts are installed to ```${PLUGIN_INSTALL_DIR}/kf5/parts```.
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> Diffs
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>   desktop/CMakeLists.txt f7bd670 
>   recentdocuments/recentdocuments.protocol c0bf1eb 
>   desktop/desktopnotifier.desktop a32ee6f 
>   filter/CMakeLists.txt 240cc7b 
>   filter/bzip.protocol 7d3cb57 
>   filter/bzip2.protocol 1baaf7d 
>   filter/gzip.protocol 8ed55ec 
>   filter/lzma.protocol 13bb28e 
>   filter/xz.protocol f4fb7f0 
>   fish/CMakeLists.txt 24136d4 
>   fish/fish.protocol ff5784e 
>   info/CMakeLists.txt 0163e82 
>   info/info.protocol fa8cbb4 
>   man/CMakeLists.txt 3343ed8 
>   man/kmanpart.desktop cc5df64 
>   man/man.protocol cc100ce 
>   network/ioslave/CMakeLists.txt 67fc482 
>   network/ioslave/network.protocol 1e10cc6 
>   network/kded/CMakeLists.txt 3be676e 
>   network/kded/networkwatcher.desktop f9fdce3 
>   nfs/CMakeLists.txt dfc6eae 
>   nfs/nfs.protocol 85cf203 
>   recentdocuments/CMakeLists.txt bc2b9db 
>   bookmarks/bookmarks.protocol 0642bd2 
>   archive/tar.protocol 19447a5 
>   archive/zip.protocol ce7c54b 
>   bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt 703b109 
>   archive/CMakeLists.txt ec2cf7a 
>   archive/ar.protocol 7a848e5 
>   recentdocuments/recentdocumentsnotifier.desktop 096b14b 
>   settings/CMakeLists.txt 5a57a18 
>   settings/settings.protocol efb03e8 
>   sftp/CMakeLists.txt defb7dd 
>   sftp/sftp.protocol ec15eeb 
>   smb/CMakeLists.txt a3a772f 
>   smb/smb.protocol e585978 
>   thumbnail/CMakeLists.txt f3733d4 
>   thumbnail/thumbnail.protocol eef743a 
>   trash/CMakeLists.txt 4ee0358 
>   trash/trash.protocol 2776985 
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> Diff: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/119321/diff/
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> Testing
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> Thanks,
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> Dan Vrátil
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