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[20.09] Qt 5.15.2 #107713
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[20.09] Qt 5.15.2 #107713
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This is a maintenance release of the Qt 5.15 release series. It focuses on bug and security fixes. The feature that made me update this package was the broken u2f support in QtWebEngine when used together with Qutebrowser. It previously (on older Qt versions) used to work but stopped working with the switch to 5.15. As the changelog is rather extensive the reader is advised to inspect [0] to checkout the changes to each of the components of their interest. This also fixes a security issue with QtWebEngine based browsers that could be crashed by visiting a website that invokes certain WebRTC features [1]. [0] https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_5.15.2_Change_Files [1] https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-86752 (cherry picked from commit dd6446e)
Qt 5.15 carried a change that renamed a getter for the socket error. In a later relase that change was reverted (to be less ambiguous) thus now those that had picked up the change in API had to change their code. This has now been reverted [0] and thus the consumers also have to revert their changes… [0] https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qtbase/+/289693 (cherry picked from commit 5af26a1)
This keeps the PyQt5 version in sync with the Qt release. While it is apparently not strictly required it is probably not the worst idea to do this. (cherry picked from commit a15b4c6)
(cherry picked from commit 2a46e71)
(cherry picked from commit 3ade461)
(cherry picked from commit 672e363)
Obsolete methods were still in use when 20.08 was released. This patch ports away from them. (cherry picked from commit cd8b364)
This reverts commit 8652352.
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6.topic: qt/kde
8.has: port to stable
A PR already has a backport to the stable release.
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6.topic: python
6.topic: qt/kde
8.has: port to stable
A PR already has a backport to the stable release.
10.rebuild-darwin: 101-500
10.rebuild-linux: 501+
10.rebuild-linux: 1001-2500
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Motivation for this change
Update to Qt 5.15.2 with many bugs fixed.
See also: #106118
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