SUMMARY When calligra is built without libgit2 (which is marked as optional), gemini only shows an empty window, making the application unusable. Shell output: wolfi@linux-lf90:~> /opt/kf5/bin/calligragemini QCommandLineParser: already having an option named "h" QCommandLineParser: already having an option named "help-all" QCommandLineParser: already having an option named "v" file:///opt/kf5/share/calligragemini/calligragemini.qml:23:51: Type WelcomePage unavailable sourceComponent: Component { id: welcomePage; WelcomePage { } } ^ file:///opt/kf5/share/calligragemini/qml/WelcomePage.qml:131:39: Type WelcomePageCloud unavailable Component { id: welcomePageCloud; WelcomePageCloud { } } ^ file:///opt/kf5/share/calligragemini/qml/welcomepages/WelcomePageCloud.qml:204:29: Type AddGit unavailable Component { id: addGit; AddGit { } } ^ file:///opt/kf5/share/calligragemini/qml/welcomepages/cloud/AddGit.qml:32:5: Type CreateCheckout unavailable CreateCheckout { ^ file:///opt/kf5/share/calligragemini/qml/welcomepages/cloud/git/CreateCheckout.qml:24:1: module "Calligra.Gemini.Git" is not installed import Calligra.Gemini.Git 1.0 ^ Switching to touch STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Build calligra without libgit2(-devel) installed 2. Run calligragemini OBSERVED RESULT An empty window opens, errors are displayed in the shell EXPECTED RESULT A usable application even without Git support ADDITIONAL INFORMATION It works fine when I build it *with* libgit2(-devel).
I'm having the same issue using the calligra arch package