{openlp,python3Packages.sqlalchemy-migrate,python3Packages.tempita}: drop#330855
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There is an open PR for openlp #314882 |
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I’m sorry for missing that! I’ve dropped the commit to remove the maintainers entry as it’s clearly not appropriate; I just saw that @jorsn had not made any commits since 2020 and assumed there had been no work on it. I’ve also reworded the removal message. I think that it be okay to merge this PR in the interim, with no prejudice against adding OpenLP back with the update PR. The package doesn’t build at all right now due to the insecure |
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@SuperSandro2000 thank you for pointing to my PR! |
This was a major version behind and using outdated or insecure packages like sqlalchemy-migrate and Qt WebKit. It hadn’t seen any attention since it was added in 2020. If anyone wants to step up to update it to the latest version and maintain it, that would be great!
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Sorry again about that! I checked the commit log and your most recent GitHub activity, but I should have searched the tracker too…
That sounds reasonable to me. I’ve pushed a change that hopefully sounds softer and links to the PR with a call for help; we can always adjust it later if necessary. Do you know if upstream is planning on supporting Qt 6? FOSS support for Qt 5 is ending next year, so that might be a problem down the line. |
I found no information on this and asked in the forum: https://discuss.openlp.org/d/6878-qt6-support |
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