Compiling sci-mathematics/rkward-0.4.7 exits on unsuccessful check for kde-config. It does not tie in any kde components. I'm not into KDE, but I guess it should depend on kde-base. Tweaking it to not depend on kde-config would be nicer for me :-) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge =sci-mathematics/rkward-0.4.7 Actual Results: The ebuld exits unsucessfully. Expected Results: It ought to compile -- or tie in the package providing kde-config as dependency.
Hi Andre, Thanks for your bug-report. According to the README rkward requires - KDE-libraries and headers (>= 3.x) (http://www.kde.org) - Qt-libraries and headers (>= 3.x) (http://www.trolltech.com) - R and headers (http://www.r-project.org) - PHP with commandline-interface (http://www.php.net) Hence it looks to me we need to depend at least on kde-libs which should pull in qt3 as well. I've cc'd Sébastien since he committed the package and might know more. Thanks, Markus
Andre: Something is wrong with your system. kde-config is part of kdelibs. btw.: "rm -f ${D}/usr/lib/..." should probably be $(get_libdir), right!?
No, my system is fine (AFAIK), my guess was wrong. I don't have any KDE components. That is why I stumbled over this error in the first place. And I cannot do an equery b, obviously. I tried another machine now and kde-config is in kdelibs, right enough. Sorry for any confusion, Andre
> btw.: "rm -f ${D}/usr/lib/..." should probably be $(get_libdir), right!? right. done. > I tried another machine now and kde-config is in kdelibs, right enough. closing as invalid then. thanks.
No, this bug is not invalid. kdelibs ought to be a dependency of the ebuild. It is not tied in, and as a consequence, the emerge fails as described. Best, Andre
Andre, you were right, and I just recently got into kde. I completely dismissed the need-kde xx, trusting both science and sunrise overlays ebuilds. It should be fixed by now.
