Reverting the mold linker
Laurent Montel
montel at kde.org
Tue Oct 6 05:43:00 BST 2026
Le 06.10.2026 00:43, Albert Astals Cid a écrit :
>> But it seems that you don't care to apply your rules to you.
>>
>>
>> I didn't know that you maintain something in pim*
>
> Please, let's try to keep this discussion civil.
be civil will be first to discussing with maintainer no ?
> Being a maintainer doesn't necessarily mean that a particular decision
> is the
> right one for the project.
so a discussion without main developer is ok for you.
As I can see he knows the email about mailing list (kde-pim), so if he
wanted
to discuss or inform about it he could use this ML no (but not 10
seconds before
reverting) ?
So there is two rules:
- One rule from him in framework: "We must use MR, otherwise I reverse
without discussion."
- One rule for him in other project: "I don't care about maintainer",
even if I don't participate
really to the project.
> From reading both the comments here and in Matrix it seems that forcing
> mold
> in cmake is causing problems for some people.
Where is bugs report about it ?
Where is the mail in ML about it?
I didn't see CI broken about it. I build from year with mold without
problem.
There was an option for disabling it "-DUSE_MOLD_LINKER=OFF"
It will use only if system has it. It's not a hard dependancy.
>
> For those who want to use mold, setting the linker should be as simple
> as
> adding -DCMAKE_LINKER_TYPE=MOLD to their scripts.
>
> From my perspective, removing the forced use of mold seems like a
> reasonable
> approach: it addresses the problems people are experiencing while still
> allowing those who want mold to enable it relatively easily.
This revert was not ok as he didn't revert the change in CMakePreset =>
now
we can't use mold easily.
Regards
>
> Best Regards,
> Albert
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