Dear upstream, while packaging kguiaddons 5.102 for Debian I noticed the following new symbols : wl_buffer_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_callback_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_compositor_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_data_device_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_data_device_manager_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_data_offer_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_data_source_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_display_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_keyboard_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_output_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_pointer_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_region_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_registry_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_seat_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_shell_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_shell_surface_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_shm_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_shm_pool_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_subcompositor_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_subsurface_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_surface_interface@Base 5.102.0 wl_touch_interface@Base 5.102.0 These symbols are also part of libwayland-server0 so I doubt they should be part of kguiaddons library. Am I missing something ? Is there a way to remove them ? Full build log here : https://people.debian.org/~coucouf/kguiaddons_5.102.0.build.log Thanks for your help
The wayland symbols appear after this commit : https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kguiaddons/-/commit/3984732e007e71632a525d89227fdfe94fa037ad
I understand this is the expected way to go for interacting with the Wayland compositor so closing.