For some reason the action can no longer check if the URL generated in
the metainfo is reachable.
So to avoid keeping CI failing, local exceptions rule are
added.
Unfortunately it requires to keep a copy of exceptions already submitted
to Flathub.
As gersemi exists as a core Homebrew formula now, CI needs to use a
version-pinned formula to avoid sudden format check failures due to
possible "breaking changes" between gersemi versions.
The Qt components are from the same repo as other dependencies.
The KDE Platform was never a good fit for OBS Studio for multiple
reasons:
- Life cycle too short and misaligned with OBS Studio causing users to
get EOL notification too often.
- Third-party Qt plugins were allowed which could change Qt's behavior.
- KDE exclusives sandboxed holes were inherited.
To reduce compile time and prepare for aarch64 support, dependencies
compilation except CEF is moved to a BuildStream project junctionned
with Freedesktop SDK.
The BuildStream project is configured to build dependencies in a
Flatpak-like environment.
The current version of swift-format uses features that are only
supported in more recent Swift compiler versions than the one shipped
with Xcode 16.1.0.
SIMD Everywhere finder needs to be installed alongside libobs CMake
package since its headers depends on it.
C++ cmath header is included on Windows on ARM to ensure that all math
functions are correctly defined when included in C++ code.
https://github.com/simd-everywhere/simde/issues/1304
macOS intrinsics is included to make sure that no redefinition error
happens.
The generate-docs action started failing, presumably because it is using
Debian Buster. Update the pinned commit for the third-party
totaldebug/sphinx-publish-action to hopefully fix this.
When 31.0.4 was published, it published to the Flathub beta channel,
which overwrote the running 31.1.0 beta/rc. This was due to an
assumption that we would not publish an out-of-band hotfix release once
we had moved to a new beta release cycle. To prevent this in the future,
we can check the last two releases to see if they are different tag
series and if one is a prerelease.
When 31.0.4 was published, it published to the Flathub beta channel,
which overwrote the running 31.1.0 beta/rc. This was due to an
assumption that we would not publish an out-of-band hotfix release once
we had moved to a new beta release cycle. To prevent this in the future,
we can check the last two releases to see if they are different tag
series and if one is a prerelease.
