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[Michel Renon <michel.renon@xxxxxxx>]

Hi David,

Le 07/07/2015 11:14, David Planella a écrit :
> On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 3:24 PM, Michel Renon <michel.renon@xxxxxxx
> <mailto:michel.renon@xxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
>     [...]
>
>     To test that, I created a vm with latest wily image.
>     Then executed the above commands.
>
>     When starting dekko, there are some missing dependencies [1].
>     Do we have to install them manually ?
>     What are the associated packages ?
>
>
> Hi Michel,
>
> I'm not on wily yet, so other than making sure there is a build there
> for testing purposes, I've not used it yet (I'm using the vivid package,
> which works fine for me).
>
> When you say there are some missing dependencies, could you explain
> exactly what you did and where and which error messages were shown?

Here it is (on wily) :

$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/daily
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install dekko
$ dekko
file:///usr/share/dekko.dekkoproject/qml/main.qml:22:1: module 
"Ubuntu.PushNotifications" is not installed
   import Ubuntu.PushNotifications 0.1
   ^
file:///usr/share/dekko.dekkoproject/qml/main.qml:23:1: module 
"Ubuntu.Connectivity" is not installed
   import Ubuntu.Connectivity 0.1
   ^
file:///usr/share/dekko.dekkoproject/qml/main.qml:26:1: module 
"Ubuntu.Content" is not installed
   import Ubuntu.Content 0.1
   ^

(these 3 messages are repeated 2x)




>     Second question :
>     I can't install other core apps :
>     packages ubuntu-weather-app, ubuntu-clock-app and others [2] are
>     unknown.
>     I couldn't find an up to date version of that list.
>     Do package name have changed ? Or a bad install of ppa in my vm ?
>
>
> Dekko is the only core app that has wily builds, as we are trying to
> resolve some issues with the Jenkins core apps instance (which creates
> the daily packages) for vivid and beyond.

So I installed another vm with vivid and everything is ok :
I could install and use dekko and calendar-app :-)


Currently, is it the only way to test/work on convergence for apps ?


Thanks for your help,

Michel