I selected Nepomuk as the backend, however when I select view history nothing appears. If I select SQLite as the backend it appears to work fine. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download files 2. Check view history Actual Results: History is blank Expected Results: History populated with downloads Running KGet 2.10.1 KDE 4.10.1
Well, 2 days ago I would have confirmed this bug right away. Yet, after getting the latest version of the 4.10 code to build and install it to start working precisely on this issue, the issue seems solved. Not completely solved, because not all of my downloads are listed, but some are listed at least. I'll keep looking: maybe the reason why some are listed and some are not is the same reason why none are listed in most installations.
Sorry, I had it wrong: my backed had switched to SQLite. Indeed the Nepomuk History is not working.
SVN commit 1345385 by narvaez: Adding kget_history.ontology file and installing both the trig file and the ontology M +4 -0 CMakeLists.txt A kget_history.ontology.in WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1345385
SVN commit 1345386 by narvaez: Fixing code to store and query a HistoryItem in Nepomuk M +10 -1 transferhistorystore.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1345386
David, I just tested on Fedora and noticed the following: If you use sqlite, history appears in both the current view and the history view. You can then choose to remove completed downloads from the current view, and they of course stay in history. If you use nepomuk you only see the downloaded files in one, either the current or the history. When you clear the completed files from the current view, they then show in history - not before. This is different behaviour then what was occurring when using sqlite. I don't have a problem with it, and think it is equally valid behaviour, just wanted to make sure that is what you had intended. Other than that, seems to work fine. Thanks!
(In reply to comment #5) > This is different behaviour then what was occurring when using sqlite. I > don't have a problem with it, and think it is equally valid behaviour, just > wanted to make sure that is what you had intended. I can confirm the Nepomuk behavior and haven't tested the SQLite one. The Nepomuk behavior was there when I started working on the fix, but I'll take a look again and see why is it different. On a side note, I did notice that after the fix, I once tried checking my history and it was gone (no items were displayed in the history view). I then quit KGet and started it again, checked the history and it was back. This had something to do with query results so can be related to a bug from Nepomuk. As we move to Nepomuk2, this should be fixed but for the moment (4.10) the workaround of quitting and restarting the app is the way to go.