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qt5.qtwebengine: Sessions restore patch #100041

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Per #99456 (comment)

cc @ttuegel .

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Targeting PR to master.

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Note this isn't a security patch - it patches crashes happening with Qt 5.15.1 which make it almost unusable otherwise, but they are not security related.

What I meant in #99456 (comment) is that it's a bad idea for the qutebrowser package to depend on Qt 5.14 instead of 5.15.

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it patches crashes happening with Qt 5.15.1

Now I notice our qt5.15 is qt5.15.0 but the patch applies to it as well. It's still good to apply it right?

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Fixed the commit message.

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Now I notice our qt5.15 is qt5.15.0 but the patch applies to it as well. It's still good to apply it right?

Surely doesn't hurt. I don't know which change between Qt 5.15.0 and .1 triggered the issue.

@doronbehar doronbehar changed the title qt5.qtwebengine: Security patch qt5.qtwebengine: Sessions restore patch Oct 14, 2020
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Closed in favor of #102216 .

@doronbehar doronbehar closed this Nov 5, 2020
@doronbehar doronbehar deleted the pkg/qt/webengine-patch branch March 2, 2023 10:44
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