The failing test is known, this is in the cpp file

// Failing due to https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-44860

So packaging is fine and ready for review.

watch file is wrong
kill libkf5mediawiki-dev.acc.in and test/acc, we don't use ABI tracking in neon
control Homepage: is wrong
copyright Source: https://projects.kde.org/projects/frameworks/libmediawiki is wrong
COPYING-CMAKE-SCRIPTS is unused and not best practice anyway, remove it from kde git repo and debian/copyright file

ok, working on fixes

Fixed all except watch file - I cannot find a tarball anywhere on download.kde.org :( remove watch file?

typical digikam. it's needed by digikam 5.6.0 which has just been released. so tell gilles to do a bloody release.

email sent.

Response:
Hi,

Well, not from digiKam side. This library must be released as well
with KDE Application workflow.

You must ask to KDE core team to include this source code in release
plan with KDE.

Best

Gilles Caulier

I don't understand I am afraid. And why am I suppose to be in charge of a release of a random dependency? Seriously?

Two of three responses in:
Andrius Štikonas
Well, I only fixed compilation error for using in gentoo libmediawiki live ebuild. It worked for me but haven't used it for some time now.

Hello Scarlett,

My answer is yes.

Digikam depends on libmediawiki because of the Mediawiki upload KIPI
plugin. My last commit (d49b39) fixes a bug on the login action. So
this commit is necessary in the release and the library was working
fine after this commit.

Best regards

Peter Potrowl

This is now released. Moving to review

Needs adding to digikam packaging

This has now been added to digikam.