Created attachment 116150 [details] Package-might-be-gone.patch SUMMARY With the introduction of "Emit signals when a package is installed/uninstalled" (b42973d964df159119467030689f36cc005715b5) the autotest PlasmoidPackageTest::noCrashOnAsyncInstall started failing since the test is explicitly making sure the package is destroyed before the install job is executed. The new connect code in the install procedure uses the package which, in this case is a nullptr. This is supposedly how it's in use by plasmashell (according to the test description). The attached patch is a workaround that assumes that the package won't become nullptr while handling the connect, thus it's not perfect. This issue seems to be easily reproducible running the autotests, it would be nice if the autotests are actually tested, at least on release. Happy hacking,
I'm sorry that your bug report and patch got missed, however this is why we encourage people to submit patches officially. See https://community.kde.org/Infrastructure/GitLab However, is this still a problem? The autotest is succeeding for me.
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