Previously the included file replaced the entire description,
including the parameters. With this change the text from the include
file gets added to the beginning of the description.
km-config provides a .desktop file that allows the user to start
the configuration app like any other app. Unfortunately, a recent
change that improved the consistency of the manual pages broke
that because the .desktop file used to call km-config with the
parameter `-i` (plus file if given). With the recent change `-i`
now requires a filename, which caused `km-config` to output an error
and quit. For the user this looked like it didn't do anything.
This change adds the file/url as a new optional positional parameter
while keeping the existing `-i`/`--install` parameter.
This fixes a bug introduced in #3290 where we added using the
language from search. Unfortunately that broke things in a lot of
other places because we didn't test for the empty string.
On local builds we shouldn't upload errors to Sentry. The
`build-utils.sh` script sets the `UPLOAD_SENTRY` environment variable
for that purpose. Also, Sentry doesn't like having an empty string
as pkgversion (which should no longer happen with the rest of this
change, but...)
This change imports `os` instead of `os.path`. This is the
recommended way. It also reduces confusion whether to use
`os.path.whatever()` or just `path.whatever()`.
Previously uninstalling of a keyboard failed if the directory was
a symlink (e.g. with keyboards from unit tests). This change treats
symlinks differently.
Fixes Sentry issue KEYMAN-LINUX-32.
Introduce methods to get paths instead of hard-coding the values.
This also deprecates four methods (`user_keyman_dir`,
`user_keyman_font_dir`, `user_keyboard_dir`, and `get_isntall_area_path`).
This change also fixes a crash trying to install a package in the
shared area.
When installing in the shared area the user has to run
`km-package-install` with sudo so that he has sufficient permissions.
In that case we have to do extra work to restart ibus for the
logged-in user instead of root.
Fixes#5309.
For auto-generating help files we need `buildtools`, so we can't
exclude it from source package. Also, we now include our version
of `help2man`, so we no longer need it as a build dependency,
but instead directly depend on `perl`.
During a package build we don't have access to `scripts/reconf.sh`.
However, we don't really need it since we already ran it before.
This change adds a `--no-reconf` flag that allows skipping
`reconf.sh`.
help2man is an improved version of the tool available on Linux. It
has a few bugs fixed.
help2md is based on help2man and converts the python --help and
--version output to a markdown help page.
The changelogs should match what got uploaded (and accepted) to
Debian so that the changelog reflects the upload history to Debian.
(cherry picked from commit f91b52d3ea)
