[Bug 483187] Review Request: kde-plasma-weather - Plasma applet for weather forecasts

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--- Comment #2 from Kevin Kofler <kevin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  2009-02-01 08:52:02 EDT ---
> So shall we call this package "kde-plasma-weatherforecast" instead?

It's under extragear/base/plasma/applets/weather in KDE SVN, that's where the
name "weather" comes from.

> * please make use of the %{name} macro.

What for? It's not like the name is going to change frequently. That's just
useless use of macros which doesn't help anyone.

>    Version:        0

I thought the recommended version to use for checkouts without a version was
0.0, maybe it changed or maybe I just remembered wrong. (I see they use just 0
in Packaging:NamingGuidelines.) But if I change it from 0.0 to 0 now, this will
break the upgrade path for those who already installed the package from
kde-redhat testing. 0.0 will upgrade just fine to any version number they'll
actually use.

>    Release:        0.2.20090130svn%{?dist}

OK, I can put the %{?dist} at the end, not sure why I put it before, probably
just a typo. (Not that the guidelines clearly say that 0.2%{?dist}.20090130svn
is invalid, but I agree that 0.2.20090130svn%{?dist} makes more sense.)

> * Isn't plasma-devel provided by kdelibs-devel which is one of the dependencies
> of kdebase-workspace-devel? So, that BR seems redundant.

What if we make a separate plasma-devel one day?
But those "redundant" BRs have also been removed from other packages so I can
remove it from this one too.

> * Fedora-specific flag -fexceptions is overriden by -fno-exceptions but I think
> this is a problem with the compilation of kde itself. Can this be fixed?

It's a KDE "feature". I can bring this up at the next KDE SIG meeting. But does
it really matter for this package? It makes sense for a library

> * Do we really need call ldconfig on post{,un} ?

Good question. I think we don't, as there's no public shared library, only a
plugin in %{_kde4_libdir}/kde4. I'll remove it.

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