The wrapper crate required >= 1.0 so it didn't build on release.
That made the meson wrapper unnecessary.
On nightly org.gnome.Platform bundles libhandy so it's not needed
as a flatpak manifest module anymore.
Part of the purpose of nightlies is to help
test and deal with platform breakages.
This can't be adequately done if we don't use the latest
versions of the platform and our dependencies.
The master Sdk doesn't have the rust-stable extension so we should use
3.36 until master has this or until we find another way to provide the
rust compiler to the Sdk.
bindings we are pulling.
We are usinga slightly old bindings version and only enabling
up to feature 0_0_10. Given that the api of both the bindings
and libhandy itself is currently unstable the missmatch can
potentially cause issues.
This makes available the ffmpeg-related decoders to the gstreamer
instance in the Sdk. This means we can now play more audiofiles
with the audio player, and later on a wider variety of video
files.
There was a new release of ges which requires 1.14.5 version of
other gstreamer modules. GStreamer 1.14.5 hasn't landed yet landed in
the Sdk so we pin the module till then.
GNOME Builder carries a re-implementation of flatpak-builder.
flatpak-builder assumes that builddir is true for meson, but
Builder does not since it also supports out-of-tree builds.
This helps indicate to Builder that builddir can indeed be used.
add duration to
remove unwraps and put early return in place
change branch in flatpak file to master for our master branch
add gstreamer-editing-services dependency
trade match statements for the ? operator
start video upload support
match mime types from the matrix-sdk library
delete meee
Gspell hasn't been used since we switched to a source view for the
message entry. We should not keep it in the tree if its not used
and nobody is currenty working on wiring it up again.
Close#333
I've set the FRACTAL_ID env variable to change the default app id so we
can run the development version with builder at the same time that we've
the stable version in our desktop.