syncEvolution 1.2 has been released. This release brings an Akonadi backend and KWallet support. Reproducible: Always
syncevolution 1.2.1 has been released.
Created attachment 298567 [details] ebuild for version 1.2.1 added ebuild for version 1.2.1 equals to ebuild from main tree without the libnotify patch which should not be necessary any more.
Created attachment 299219 [details] syncevolution-1.2.2 ebuild
Created attachment 299221 [details, diff] patch to fix build for akonadi backend
syncevolution 1.2.2 has been released. This ebuild adds support for the akonadi backend to anaximander's.
Hi, I tried today your ebuild but it failed to compile here on my ~amd64 box. I will attach all needed infos. regards j0inty
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Hi, for me the ebuild did not build on one ~amd64 machine with the bluetooth use-flag enabled. disabling bluetooth fixed this error. On another machine it worked flawlessly also with the bluetooth flag enabled. had no time to check what the difference was. furthermore I find a small mistake in the ebuild. the gnome-keyring option is used wrong. I attach the correct version
Created attachment 301369 [details] updated ebuild with correct gnome-keyring flag
Created attachment 304933 [details] syncevolution-1.2.2 updated ebuild updated ebuild to EAPI4 and introduced REQUIRED_USE include some patches from upstream (bug.meego.com #20370) and an additional patch to fix the issue of this bug (usage of gtk-builder-convert: an alternative would be to add gtk-builder-convert as new dependency, however upstream should include the patches in one of the next releases) correct usage of sqlite when the xmlrpc use-flag is set the ebuild with all the patches can also be found on my overlay (http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=user/anaximander.git)
Created attachment 304935 [details] patch to remove check for libglade (from upstream)
Created attachment 304937 [details, diff] patch to remove usage of gtk-builder-convert (from upstream)
Created attachment 304939 [details, diff] patch to fully remove usage of gtk-builder-convert
syncevolution was removed from Portage because there was nobody intrested in saving the package (was failing to build with eg. gcc-4.6) however if it gets reintroduced back to tree, the bugs from the "Depends on" -field should get reviewed together with this bug
Dominik: is there a reason why you patched 1.2.2 while 1.3.2 is available since november?
syncevolution-1.3.2 compiles for me with the 1.2.2-ebuild, gcc-4.5.4 and 4.6.3 on amd64 with the following use-flags enabled "akonadi bluetooth gtk kwallet sqlite xmlrpc", others are disabled.
Created attachment 335646 [details] syncevolution-1.3.2.ebuild Ebuild with small changes - nothing build-related
Dominik: sorry, I misread the year
Created attachment 335704 [details] syncevolution-1.3.2.ebuild New dependency: dev-util/cppunit
(In reply to comment #15) > Dominik: is there a reason why you patched 1.2.2 while 1.3.2 is available > since november? Hi Mario, I personally stopped using syncevolution some time ago. Furthermore i can also only test on an amd64 platform, which from your posts I think you use as well. I think one should check if different combinations of use-flags do successfully build for this package. I remember having problems with that!
(In reply to comment #20) > I personally stopped using syncevolution some time ago. Ah okay. > I think one should check if different combinations of use-flags do > successfully build for this package. I remember having problems with that! Hm, that could become time-consuming with all those flags. :)
Btw. I started to play around with this ebuild in my "anyc-overlay" (https://github.com/anyc/anyc-overlay/tree/master/app-pda/syncevolution).
If anyone still uses this tool, I tried the last available syncevolution ebuild with the latest from syncevolution.org, 1.4.99.2, and it builds fine (gcc-4.7.3, deps seems to match that last 1.3.2-r1 ebuild, at least for the use flags on my machine). However that one ebuild I tested with, had gnome2 macros in the ebuild which should be removed. Anyway I was able to use that resultant binary to sync from my n900 to my gnome3/evolution3 after some futzing with authentication a bit (same issues I've always had - I'm using wifi/http syncing and did not test bluetooth as Linux Bluetooth annoys me). Wish I understood this tool more but this is a useful tool... arch tested: x86_64 It would be nice to reintroduce and ~amd64 it, but I can deal with a hacked ebuild for now. It's the only real way I can safely backup the PIM information on my Nokia n900/Maemo :\
