Output is: Cloning sysadmin-repo-metadata kdesrc-build encountered an exceptional error condition: ======== Runtime Error: Unknown KDE project: plasma ======== Can't continue, so stopping now.
I don't know how to force sysadmin-repo-metadata to stick to certain commit to see if that is the real issue, alas.
I've tried going back to a kdesrc-build commit that I knew worked, as I tag my kdesrc-build builds with a timedate they were built at. I've tried forcing repo-metadata to stay at a fixed commit instead of updating to latest master, also timing it to commit I knew should have worked. Thinking that Arch Testing Python might have had involvement, also downgraded to Arch Stable repos. No change, alas. My only conclusion thus far is that there is some misconfiguration on KDE's servers that kdesrc-build pulls from.
'plasma' is indeed not a project you can build. You can either build specific projects like 'plasma-workspace', 'plasma-desktop' etc, or the 'workspace' meta-project
(In reply to Nicolas Fella from comment #3) > 'plasma' is indeed not a project you can build. You can either build > specific projects like 'plasma-workspace', 'plasma-desktop' etc, or the > 'workspace' meta-project So... why the error, then? I'm confused as to why it's even popping up, and I don't know where to look to fix it. My kdesrc-build config file hasn't changed appreciably since my last successful build, so I'm not sure where to look to fix this. I'll upload it.
Sigh, nevermind. This really wasn't a bug, but a typo in my config file. Not sure how that crept in. Sorry for wasting your time. :(