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Fix missing icon #9772
Fix missing icon #9772
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This file is used to set the SDL application icon, but it was no longer installed since the switch to CMake.
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Hm, there is a link failure in the CI, but I don't think my change could have caused that. Any known problems in that area? |
Yeah, not your fault. |
Technically the bmp is only needed when it's being built with SDL or SDL2, so it should probably also only be copied in those cases. I have no idea how to accomplish that with CMake though. |
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#shipit
…#9772) This file is used to set the SDL application icon, but it was no longer installed since the switch to CMake.
…#9772) This file is used to set the SDL application icon, but it was no longer installed since the switch to CMake.
This file is used to set the SDL application icon, but it was no longer installed since the switch to CMake.
These are two fixes for small problems I noticed while preparing the Debian package
There was a super-long line that lintian complains about. Apparently super-long lines are discouraged because they might hinder other lintian checks and are generally a sign of bad code. There were some more complaints (about lang files, the changelog, a data uri in shell.html and the 3rdparty glext.h), but it did not seem appropriate or possible to change those, so I ignored those warnings instead.Commit dropped, turned out the line was parsed and needs to stay one line.Checklist for review
Some things are not automated, and forgotten often. This list is a reminder for the reviewers.