[dot] KDE Frameworks 5.2.0 release

David Faure faure at kde.org
Wed Sep 10 09:05:00 UTC 2014


On Tuesday 09 September 2014 08:21:02 Carl Symons wrote:
> On 09/09/2014 06:57 AM, David Faure wrote:
> > I just tagged and packed 5.2.0.
> > 
> > I extracted the following changelog items from git commits. But I don't
> > really understand the plasma-framework and threadweaver commits....
> > Mirko and Plasma people: can you tell me the relevant changes ?
> > 
> >    Hint: `git log v5.1.0..`
> 
> The release is in 2 days...11 September.

I gave packagers one more day since I was late with the tagging,
so rather 12 September.

> It would help promo to translate these capabilities into language that
> users could understand and appreciate. Can this be done in the time
> available? Maybe it would be better for a big announcement for 5.3 (9
> October)
> 
> There is promo value in continuing to publicize KF5 and the intention of
> making Frameworks available to the broad Qt community. For that reason,
> it would be good to include KF5 details too. For example:
> 
> This release fixes an issue with the KConfigWidgets framework where
> missing default shortcuts for standard actions caused too many warnings.
> Now users will not be bothered when they use standard shortcuts. (Or
> something like that).

I see what you mean. But in fact this means splitting the notes into two 
sections: interesting for users and interesting for developers, right?

The API changes are not interesting to users, while the fact that
"K New Stuff" works again does.

I'm not sure if both types of items should then go onto the dot, or if 
developer changelog should use another channel (I'm thinking that posting them 
to kde-core-devel would be a good idea in any case, for dinosaurs like me who 
have enough trouble catching up with mailing-lists already and don't read news 
websites in addition to that -- but I can take care of that, anyway).

-- 
David Faure, faure at kde.org, http://www.davidfaure.fr
Working on KDE Frameworks 5



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