Add qt5-webengine and qt6-webengine with chromium page size fix #17
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My locally (chroot) compiled package works (finish building and shows a webpage when it'd previously error). Though that's actually accidentally based on the upstream (x86) pkgbuild without the alarm build system patch. Let's see if the on-going buildbot build finishes..... |
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Signed-off-by: Yichao Yu <[email protected]>
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And it turns out that gwenview (kde image viewer) uses qtpdf that’s based on pdfium which bundles an older versions of the chromium memory allocator. This actually causes gwenview to crash on pdf files (including when loading previews) as oppose to the original webengine issue, which simply load a blank window but never crashes afaict. I’ve updated the patches to fix that and confirmed that it fixes the gwenview crash for me. I’ve also reported these to both qt and pdfium upstream and updated the wiki with the links. |
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Should be fixed in archlinux arm repo now. archlinuxarm/PKGBUILDs#1928 |
I was not able to find other backport of the chromium patch for qt5-webengine, qt6-webengine is similarly affected but I've not done the backport for that yet.
I'll try to push upstream but I'm not sure how long that'll take (either archlinuxarm or qt). I have a local build that has gone passed where this patch is used but isn't finished just yet (running -j2 since there's OOM on mba if there are too much parallel build...). I also put a similar package in archlinuxcn and the auto build should start around 0100 CST (in an hour an a half).
@Chainfire for the backport.