Dummy change #374
Dummy change #374
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve updates to the Changes
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participant User
participant README
participant PackageManager
participant SentryIntegration
User->>README: View project status
README-->>User: Displays badges
User->>PackageManager: Install libsentry
PackageManager->>libsentry: Install libsentry.so
PackageManager->>liboxide-dev: Install liboxide.h
PackageManager->>liboxide: Install liboxide.so, libqsgepaper.so
User->>SentryIntegration: Build Sentry
SentryIntegration->>CMake: Generate Makefile
CMake->>SentryIntegration: Build and install library
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shared/sentry/sentry.pro (4)
14-14: LGTM, but consider making the Qt version configurable.The addition of
-DQT_DEFAULT_MAJOR_VERSION=5is good for ensuring consistency in the build process. However, hardcoding the Qt version might make it less flexible for future upgrades.Consider making the Qt version configurable by using a variable. This would allow easier updates in the future. For example:
QT_VERSION = 5 ... -DQT_DEFAULT_MAJOR_VERSION=$$QT_VERSION \This way, you can change the Qt version in one place if needed.
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38-41: Consider making the installation path configurable.The current installation path is hardcoded to
/opt/lib/. While this is a common location for third-party libraries, it might not be suitable for all systems or deployment scenarios.Consider making the installation path configurable by using a variable. This would allow for more flexibility in different environments. For example:
SENTRY_INSTALL_PATH = /opt/lib ... target.path = $$SENTRY_INSTALL_PATHThis way, you can easily change the installation path by modifying a single variable.
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35-35: Consider a more targeted cleaning process.The current cleaning process removes the entire
srcdirectory recursively. While this ensures a clean state, it might be more aggressive than necessary and could potentially remove files that shouldn't be deleted.Consider a more targeted cleaning approach that only removes build artifacts. For example:
QMAKE_CLEAN += \ $$OUT_PWD/src/CMakeCache.txt \ $$OUT_PWD/src/CMakeFiles \ $$OUT_PWD/src/Makefile \ $$OUT_PWD/src/*.so*This approach would clean up the main build artifacts without risking the removal of important source files or custom configurations.
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9-19: Consider making the build type configurable.The build type is currently set to RelWithDebInfo, which is a good default. However, it might be beneficial to make this configurable for different scenarios (e.g., Debug for development, Release for production).
Consider using a variable to set the build type. For example:
BUILD_TYPE = RelWithDebInfo ... -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=$$BUILD_TYPE \This would allow easy switching between build types without modifying the CMake command directly.
README.md (2)
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16-17: Formatting fix and video link update look good.The image tag syntax correction improves the markdown formatting. The video link has been updated, which is good for keeping the content current.
Consider updating the video description from "Oxide v2.6" to match the current version shown in the new video, if it has changed.
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1-33: README structure and content look great overall.The README provides a clear introduction to the Oxide project, with useful links to resources and concise building instructions. The added blank line at the end of the file is a good practice.
Consider adding a brief description of what Oxide does or its main features near the beginning of the README. This would give new visitors a quick understanding of the project's purpose and capabilities.
package (2)
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171-171: LGTM: New header file addedThe addition of
liboxide.hto the liboxide-dev package is appropriate. This new header file likely exposes new public APIs or interfaces for the liboxide library.Consider adding or updating documentation for the new
liboxide.hfile to describe its purpose, contents, and any usage guidelines for developers who will be using this header.
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175-185: LGTM: New libsentry package addedThe addition of the
libsentrypackage is well-structured and includes all necessary metadata. The package function correctly installs thelibsentry.soshared library.Consider using a dynamic approach for setting the
timestampvariable, similar to how it's done for the main package at the beginning of the script. This would ensure that the timestamp is always up-to-date with each build. You could replace line 181 with:timestamp="$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%MZ)"This change would automatically set the timestamp to the current UTC time whenever the package is built.
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
README.md (1)
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1-7: Great addition of project badges!The newly added badges provide valuable information about the project's code quality, device support, and community engagement. They are well-formatted and consistent, offering users a quick overview of the project's status.
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6-6: LGTM: Addition of libsentry packageThe addition of
libsentryto thepkgnamesarray is correct and consistent with the new package definition introduced later in the file.
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1-185: Summary of changes and request for additional contextThe changes in this PR introduce the libsentry package and make related updates to existing packages. These modifications appear to be part of a significant update to the project's dependencies and functionality. Here's a summary of the key changes:
- Added
libsentryto thepkgnamesarray- Added
libqsgepaper.so*to the liboxide package- Added
liboxide.hto the liboxide-dev package- Introduced a new
libsentrypackageWhile these changes are well-implemented and consistent with the project structure, it would be helpful to have some additional context:
- What prompted the integration of the Sentry SDK into the project?
- Are there any specific features or benefits that
libqsgepaper.sobrings to the project?- Does the addition of
liboxide.hrepresent a significant expansion of the public API?- Are there any migration steps or documentation updates needed for users of the Oxide project in light of these changes?
Providing this context would help ensure that the changes are fully understood and properly integrated into the project's documentation and workflows.
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159-160: LGTM: New shared library addedThe addition of
libqsgepaper.so*to the liboxide package is noted. This new shared library likely introduces new functionality to the Oxide project.Could you provide more information about the purpose and functionality of
libqsgepaper.so? This will help ensure proper documentation and usage across the project.To verify the contents and symbols of the new library, you can run the following command:
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libsentry, enhancing the packaging process.