In D17154#382450, @ngraham wrote:Also, overwriting sources is a no-no. :/
If this is a pre-existing bug, perhaps we should fix it in another patch though.
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Dec 26 2018
Dec 26 2018
It seems to be the issue with parallel Make. The original scripts often overwrite sources, so they can't be built in parallel. I'll try to fix it to resolve the race conditions.
Dec 25 2018
Dec 25 2018
gepardo added a comment to R857:63d16727883e: Include a 'sass' compatible tool within the CI Images. While i'd prefer not to….
Because from what I could see, sassc wasn't available from the OpenSUSE repositories.
gepardo added a comment to R857:63d16727883e: Include a 'sass' compatible tool within the CI Images. While i'd prefer not to….
Why are you using npm for this? There is sassc which is a compiled binary and doesn't have many dependencies.
Dec 24 2018
Dec 24 2018
Add gtk-dark.css support for Breeze
Fix GTK+ 3.18 theme installation
Oops, sorry, I forgot to check the installation.
Fix finding Python package for CMake <3.12
Make Sass a required dependency
Dec 22 2018
Dec 22 2018
More improvements:
Use CMake for building themes
In D17154#380574, @ngraham wrote:On that subject, rebuilding the theme should be done as a part of the default build target when running make rather than requiring the use of a script. It's a requirement that all the work gets done simply by running make. This will require a few CMake adjustment too.
Dec 9 2018
Dec 9 2018
Add a comment about value 0.77
This patch is not reviewed for two weeks. How soon can I get some feedback on it?
Nov 25 2018
Nov 25 2018
Aug 30 2018
Aug 30 2018
@davidedmundson, can you please merge this revision? I don't have a developer account, so I can't do it.
Aug 28 2018
Aug 28 2018
In D15110#316372, @davidedmundson wrote:Can you explain where this 14 is derived from?