This updates Qt to the latest LTS version and also contains qtwebengine 5.15.2.
LTS, whatever this mines this days.
Many thanks to all who made this possible and all the test/cpu hours!
George Koehler (octave runtime test),powerpc (cwen@), sparc64 (kmos@),
amd64,i386 (landry@ and Me)
OK landry@
passing it around via qt5.port.mk to setting it directly in the qtwebkit
port and setting PKGSPEC so that it's passed automatically.
test/ok rsadowski@
Changelog:
- https://github.com/qtwebkit/qtwebkit/releases/tag/qtwebkit-5.212.0-alpha4
Port changelog:
- Switch QT5_WEBKIT_VERSION from 5.212.0 to 5.212.0alpha4v0 which includes
an EPOCH bump.
- Switch to py3, MODPY_VERSION=${MODPY_DEFAULT_VERSION_3}
- upstream: "QtWebKit does not require Python 2 anymore for building and can
use Python 3 instead"
- Bump QT5_WEBKIT_VERSION/MODQT5_WEBKIT_VERSION consumer
sparc64 build by jca@ Thanks!
Notable changes:
The good:
- Most of the work was done in qtbase
- The qtbase port comes with zstd support by default enabled
- Switched from c++11 to c++17
- Option "-openssl-linked" works now, no more ssl,crypto dlopen()d
- All shred lib bumped to be safe
- Many cleaning jobs in the Makefiles
- Add a new Qt submodule: QtLottie
- qtcanvas3d submodule is gone
The bad:
- The docs package is broken for now and unhooked
- vulkan is disabled until arm64 is vulkanready.
- Still no qtwebengine. (That would be a full time job)
- system double-conversion is no longer found by the configure step.
- Be my guest to fix it.
The ugly:
- patch-qmake_generators_unix_unixmake_cpp
-- That was the biggest problem, at the p2k19 I decided to solve by:
"Transform /usr/ports/pobj/xxx/lib/libQt5Core.so into
-L/usr/ports/pobj/xxx/build-amd64/lib -lQt5Core" ... works!
Many thanks to all who made this possible and all the test hours!
Special thanks to sthen@, landry@, jca@ and cwen@
OK sthen@, landry@
Now all documentation is built using a separate port using
the --single-exec option of qdoc. This gaves significant speedup
as well as fixing quiet a few interlinking problems.
All -qch, -html and -docindex subpackages of Qt modules ports are
removed. The qt5-html and qt5-qch are now provided by x11/qt5/docs
instead of meta/qt5, thus REVISION set from the start.
This commit should fix problems with building Qt5 documentation
that people started seeing after switching to Clang. We also could
zap some interdependencies between Qt5 modules as well, but that's
a different story.
Tested with both GCC and CLang (less through).
This forces updating x11/py-qt5, which forces update of devel/py-sip,
which forces update of x11/py-qt4, but, thankfully, no breakage detected.
requires pseudo flavors, which are actually default, and do NOT contain
those subpackages. Somehow no-one noticed those packages haven't been
in snapshots for a while
