Moved to https://invent.kde.org/education/kalzium/-/merge_requests/10

In D29482#674938, @joscott wrote:

What's the full path of OpenBabel3Config.cmake and its second line ("get_filename_component") on Debian?

I was so focused on the linker errors I overlooked that. It's installed at /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/cmake/openbabel3/OpenBabel3Config.cmake. Here is its full content (on the second/third lines that's actually a hard line break, not a wrap).

In D29482#674935, @joscott wrote:

I tried using this patch to build Kalzium on Debian but got some errors:

Removed boost dependency, no longer needed in 3.1.1. Unfortunately we can't bump the min version since they forgot to bump the version before release.

Upstream is working on fixing the remaining cmake issues and they will release a 3.1.1 that will allow to simplify the patch

Ping, this is causing noticeable delays on Plasma startup after updating ktp to 20.04, see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=420549

Can you push this to 20.04 too please?

Is there a reason to include the path in the translated string? Not including it would reduce the risk of translations breaking the feature (as it happens currently with Spanish in the extension case)

This fixes the build for me (but this was fixed by Montel already by removing this code path)

Thanks, I confirm that all accounts are displayed now and they can be deleted. The list of enabled services still can't be configured though, the "Apply" button is never enabled.

No problem :)

Works for me. You should probably ping the CI people about the dependency change before committing.

The localized man pages are still broken in 19.12.1 - what does it need to happen for them to pick up the change?

Remove unnecessary check

This breaks compilation of python bindings:

In D26190#582670, @aacid wrote:

You should have commited this to the stable branch and then merged to master.

I'll cherry-pick -x to stable now, it's worse, but relatively acceptable

In D26190#582196, @ltoscano wrote:

Uhm, but it shouldn't be an issue, really. As a workaround this is fine, but maybe an XSLT issue? Why was this seen only on Arch?

Tested with 3.4.9, builds fine.

Just this patch was enough for me to fix the ibuild (not sure why), but I've made the same change everywhere else for consistency.

Use HINTS

Update shebang, fix typo