Usage of the Build Plugin
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Hello loh.tar,
it seems the you are using the Build Plugin. I have the following issues, maybe you have a solution.

Build with errors
I use this build command to build kate:

cd ~/kde/build/frameworks/ktexteditor/  && ninja install && cd ~/kde/build/kde/applications/kate/ && ninja install

After build the Output slider always changes to "Parsed output" which contains nothing even if there are compiler errors or warnings. Is this normal? (Apparently not, see comments, TODO: file bug report)

Run
To run Kate I press F4 to activate the Terminal and then I use the history to invoke

bash -c "cd /home/gregor/kde/build/kde/applications/kate ; source prefix.sh ; ./kate/kate --startanon"

How do you do it? Ideally, I would like to have one single shortcut for this action (an idea for this documented here: https://phabricator.kde.org/T10324).

gregormi created this task.Jan 13 2019, 2:38 PM
gregormi triaged this task as Low priority.

Hm, my workflow is somehow special too. So I guess the Gurus around here may chuckle. First, look at my plugin entries. So I think you have there something wrong.


To compile I hit my short-cut which will always run the market command. To start the new stuff I switch to a normal terminal where ONCE was "sourced" these script. That's all.

After build the Output slider always changes to "Parsed output" which contains nothing even if there are compiler errors or warnings. Is this normal?

Um, no. In case of errors should there handy infos, one click and you are there.

To issue the other listed commands you need to select them and then hit the button with "check-mark". The shortcut, as said, always run the other command.

Hope that helps.

Greetings, Lothar :-)

gregormi updated the task description. (Show Details)Jan 13 2019, 8:44 PM
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