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[Michael Vogt <michael.vogt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think that is a good idea to provide information about this, I have a
branch at lp:~mvo/click/frameworks.json that adds the information about
deprecated/current/devel to the frameworks. Extending the branch to list
that is simple enough. One open question for me is where the information
about deprecated/supported/devel should life. It seems we can store it
in the package or make it part of a webservice that we can update in a
more dynamic fashion. If updates via sru are good enough, then this is
not needed.

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Title:
  API to list the supported frameworks

Status in “click” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The Ubunru SDK IDE (QtCreator) should offer the list of supported
  frameworks for a target. The only link between the application and the
  target system is the click chroot.

  The click chroot should have an API to list what frameworks it
  supports.

  One workaround would be to install the ubuntu-sdk-libs:[target arch]
  and the click packages in the click chroot, but in armhf chroot the
  ubuntu-sdk-libs does not install.

  Installing the click and ubuntu-sdk-libs  packages to the click chroot
  is a viable solution on new chroots but forcing an update and install
  new packages on an existing chroot would be risky and slow. Even if
  these packages are  instaleld  running the  `click chroot -a [arch] -f
  [framework] run click framework list` to return the available
  frameworks is a very slow.

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