[kde-freebsd] [Bug 207098] devel/qt5-linguisttools: error: non-virtual member function marked 'override' hides virtual member function (stops the build)

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--- Comment #10 from Mark Millard <markmi at dsl-only.net> ---
(In reply to w.schwarzenfeld from comments #9 & #8)

I originally did an svnlite update -r408464 /usr/ports . This should have
updated all the source for qt5 to 5.5.1. Then I used portupdate -a . (The
original qt5 use is indirect through other things I explicitly installed.) Most
of the involved parts of qt5 built fine. But qt5-qml and qt5-lingisttools did
not complete at the time.

(buildworld/buildkernel is not directly involved at this stage: world and
kernel were already installed and booted well before this and they do not
involve qt5.)

As for the current effort (comment #8 reply):

Trying pkg deletes first resulted in . . .

pkg delete qt5-qml did not ask about deleting anything else, leaving the old
qt5-linguisttools in place.

pkg delete qt5-linguisttools did not ask about deleting anything else.

I then decided to initially try just

portinstall devel/qt5-lingisttools

to see what it would do about lang/qt5/qml not being there. It completed fine
this time. So devel/qt5-lingisttools is apparently an example of needing a
clean starting environment that does not have a prior version of various
material still around that other related portinstall's would replace (possibly
later depending on the ordering).

It was not obvious to me that one or both pkg delete's were a requirement to do
the original portupgrade's of these two ports. But if such is standard/expected
then possibly this bug report (207098) can be closed.

Then I tried

portinstall lang/qt5-qml

to see what it would do. This was without -w so my prior source change that you
had suggested was replaced by official materials. This still gets the

error: "The cacheFlush support is missing on this platform."

that I reported in bug 207099 . In essence there is nothing new here relative
to the lang/qt5-qml bug.

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