- split keyboard loading into loading KMX file into blob and then
loading the keyboard processor from the blob.
- deprecate `km_core_keyboard_load`
- move file access next to deprecated method. This is now the only place
that loads a file in Core; unit tests have some more places that
load files.
- introduce GTest and add unit tests for loading from blob
Cherry-picked from `epic/web-core` branch.
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Part-of: #11293
Part-of: #8093
This change rename the test files for Linux according to the discussion
at the Keyman conference in November 2024.
Python is pretty opinionated about the naming of files, so we have to
use `*_tests.py` as test filename instead of the usual `*.tests.py`.
Unfortunately dpkg-source can only list files to exclude, not files to
include, which makes it fragile to changes in other platforms. The list
previously included 'docs', and as I renamed /core/doc to /core/docs to
match the other platforms, that caused it to be excluded. Changing it to
'./docs' should hopefully only match the top-level folder.
At the same time, updated many other top-level folder matches.
This works around a problem in webkit2gtk where the download dialog
sometimes only renders a blank screen. Setting the environment variable
seems to help, not only in the cases that the issue describes (with a
NVidia graphics card), but also in my testing in a VM.
Fixes: #12587
The previous implementation didn't work because the import of
`download_and_install_package` happened before we checked for the missing
dependencies and so the program crashed. This change fixes this and now
does the imports after checking for the missing dependencies so that we
can display an error message to the user.
Also fix a warning.
This change fixes a problem if both `master` and a branch added the same
symbol with different version numbers. This causes a merge conflict which
previously caused the API checks to output an error. However, if the
version number in the .symbols file got updated since the base then
it's no error which this change implements.
When running locally it might be beneficial to be able run the API
verification checks without having to build a binary package. This
change allows to omit the `--bin-pkg` parameter and outputs a warning
instead if it's missing.
Names can be Unicode strings or byte arrays. This change allows for both
kinds. Also properly deal with the case when we can't get the name from
the .ttf file. And finally change the test so that we don't need the
`KbdKhmr.ttf` font.
This change adds the `keymanFacename` attribute based on UnicodeFont
or AnsiFont to the root element of the generated .ldml file so that
onboard-keyman can display the proper font for the osk.
Fixes: #12019
This moves `common/predictive-text/` →
`web/src/engine/predictive-text/worker-main/`.
This also moves `common/test/predictive-text/` →
`web/src/test/manual/predictive-text/`. Note though that this testing
tool is still broken.
Fixes: #12134
We no longer build with pbuilder/cowbuilder, so this change removes
that unnecessary code. This also changes the `deb.sh` script which no
longer needs parameters since it's only purpose is now to build the
source package, and removes the no-longer needed targets from `Makefile`.
This solves #9356 as good as possible. We still have the list of
distributions in two places, but I don't see a way to import the list
of distributions to the packaging GHA.
Fixes: #9356
Using the cache when getting data from the server is just an optimization
to speed up things. However, things still work if we don't use the cache.
This change therefore catches the AttributeError that sometimes happen
on some machines for unknown reasons and falls back to not using the
cache.
Fixes: 11855
Fixes: KEYMAN-LINUX-6R
This renames the existing methods that read and write keyboard options
so that it's visible from the name that they read/write keyboard options.
This is in preparation of new methods that read and write more general
options.
