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Message #19837
Ubuntu SDK IDE and DevKit - new release
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Hi all,
Today we have released the new Ubuntu SDK IDE and Devkit packages.
The highlight of the changes are the following
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Based on QtCreator 3.5.1
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Built on 5.6.0 Qt
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Migrate templates to 1.3 UITK
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Upgrade the Ubuntu Desktop Kit to OTA11 APIs
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Enable click and snap format distribution of the IDE and Devkit packages
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Make the UITK component gallery work (Tools -> Ubuntu -> Showcase
Gallery)
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Discover arm64 devices - Fixes LP: #1558413
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Remove the qmlproject wizard. It is deprecated and should not be
used anymore.
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Add support for executing custom scope runners on the phone Fixes
LP: #1534509, LP: #1537550
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Don't expect .pot file to exist, this breaks CMake when no
translations are present Fixes LP: #1538419
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Fixes LP: #1537550 "Manifest changes are not saved before publishing
regardless of setting"
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Fixes LP: #1534509 "Please attach your device - which one?"
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Adjust HTML5 template to mirror the QML sample app
Known issues
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The click chroot bootstrapping is fragile. In case of troubles with
creating click chroots please install the static chroot packages ->
$ sudo apt install ubuntu-sdk-api-15.04-armhf
The ultimate fix for this problem is coming soon (in few weeks) in a
form of replacing click chroots with LXD containers
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The Ubuntu Desktop Kit does not contain the complete platform API
set. It does contain a lot, but not those what would depend on
system services. The Ubuntu Desktop Kit is mostly for UI prototyping
with the latest UI ToolKit release. With the LXD container this
issue will be gone as the container will function as fully licensed
build and runtime environment.
Upcoming changes in the following days
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New welcome screen with direct access to the UI Toolkit showcase gallery
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Functional desktop kit for click packaged (armhf) pocket desktop IDE
How to get it (given that you have followed the instructions
https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/phone/platform/sdk/installing-the-sdk/and have
the Ubuntu SDK installed already)
$ sudo apt update && sudo apt install ubuntu-sdk-ide ubuntu-sdk-dev
Happy hacking and please find me if you have any trouble with the SDK,
bzoltan
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