Replaced by D24887 which instead creates a more generic system to verify slave behavior.
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Oct 23 2019
Oct 22 2019
remove warning
Oct 21 2019
I've actually started work on a more general system for this. Will update soon.
Oct 18 2019
When I put the code in a minimal standalone program I can confirm that the code works just fine. Are you sure your testing methodology is sound @ngraham ?
Oct 17 2019
Oct 16 2019
Oct 15 2019
Thanks!
Do we have a request for this outside kbibtex? My attitude towards adding things to ECM is always "is there more than one user".
Oct 14 2019
In D24626#546854, @bcooksley wrote:Thanks for this - i'll get this integrated soon.
Please note that Ruby is totally unavailable on our Windows builders - will you be making the presence of this gem optional (just disabling the unit tests when it is unavailable) in KIO?
Oct 11 2019
move away from helper functions to redirect to q-> and instaed call via q-> directly
- rebase
- ftpSendCmd now returns a bool (continues to require_result)
- openConnection now emits opened()
- listDir now finalize()s
- debug--
- ftpSendCmd's lazy login now checks the return value of the recrusive cmd call
Oct 10 2019
@nicolasfella do you have thoughts?
Oct 8 2019
Oct 4 2019
Oct 3 2019
My point is that your lamentations have nothing to do with this class but with Q*Animation on your system. So you need to find out what's wrong and talk to Qt. I am 100% against a workaround that degrades the user experience when the bug isn't even in this class.
^ The diff for people not fluent in reverse-markdown ;)
The demo doesn't even use this widget
Oct 1 2019
Sep 30 2019
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Sep 27 2019
I meant the svg from breeze-icons. The one in the repo would be from kde4 or even 3 times.
Feel free to update the pngs. I haven't looked but I'm certain the PNGs are ancient icons from before breeze, so go with what breeze has.
Yeah, we used Jonathan's test instance basically like a mailing list. It works very well.
Is this done then from our side?
looks good