It doesn't have to be reverted because libjpeg-7 shouldn't be needed
with a clean webkit rebuild anyway.
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It's been 3 weeks without a working windows build. Apparently this
has to wait until we have an updated webkit again. Revert this back once
we have a working webkit with gtk-2.20.
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Suggested by Frank H. Ellenberger and edited by myself.
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In r19532 I accidentally already removed the Qt DLLs from the installer. Of
course those can only be removed if indeed aqbanking5 is used, otherwise
they must still be in the installer.
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The problem is caused by leftover files from a previous install.
The solution is to uninstall GnuCash before installing a new version in such cases.
This commit adds a compatibility test and uninstall step to the windows installer
that will automatically uninstall the previous gnucash release if it is considered
'incompatible' with the one to be installed. The user will be warned of this, so
he can decide to cancel the installation if he doesn't like the idea of uninstalling
his working GnuCash installation.
Currently, versions are considered 'incompatible' if their major or minor version
components are different, so 2.3.x is incompatible with 2.2.x and will trigger
an uninstall. Likewise, a 2.4.x install is incompatible with a 2.3.x and will
trigger an uninstall. This is a nice way to remove all testing 'cruft' from the
system once the new release comes out.
Note that in the future installing 2.3.16+ over 2.4.x will also trigger the uninstall, which is
a good thing IMO. An older release can't know about changes made in a newer one,
so it's safer to first uninstall the newer one to avoid leftover files.
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* reduce footprint by not packaging unused files
* move gnc-mod required files to bin
* remove libdir from the PATH
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It automatically download,
build, install and packaging the isocodes.
Currently, the patch will not make Windows build show the locale long
currencies name. But it make the isocode available on Windows. Since the long
currencies names are already shown on Linux, I think it should not far to make
it happen on Windows too, especially the isocode will be available after this
patch.
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- Windows
* binary name becomes GnuCash.exe
* gnucash.cmd is renamed to gnucash-launcer.cmd (consistent with OS X). This file is only needed to run GnuCash straight from the source installation. It is not used (or distributed) with the Windows Installer version.
* gnucash-valgrind, gnucash-gdb and the override extra's have been removed as they are meant for a UNIX like environment
- Linux/others
* binary name becomes gnucash
* the gnucash launch script has been removed together with gnucash-gdb. They no longer add value on linux.
* gnucash-valgrind has been retained because it contains useful presets
- OS X (Quartz)
* binary name remains gnucash-bin for now (requires synchronous changes in the externally hosted OS X build system)
* gnucash launcher script has been renamed to gnucash-launcher. This file is only needed to run GnuCash straight from the source installation. It is not used (or distributed) in the OS X bundle version.
* gnucash-gdb and gnucash-valgrind remain and can be used for debugging the source installation.
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Christian Stimming
Derek Atkins
Cristian Marchi
Geert Janssens