gallery-app

[sdk] "Ubuntu.Application is not installed" warning at startup

Bug #1088671 reported by Jim Nelson
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This bug affects 1 person
Affects Status Importance Assigned to Milestone
gallery-app
Opinion
Low
Ugo Riboni

Bug Description

When starting Gallery, this message appears in the console:

file:///usr/share/gallery/rc/Capetown/Widgets/UbuntuApplicationWrapper.qml:2:1: module "Ubuntu.Application" is not installed

Tags: desktop
Jim Nelson (yorba-jim)
summary: - Ubuntu.Application is not installed" at startup
+ [sdk] "Ubuntu.Application is not installed" at startup
Revision history for this message
Tim Peeters (tpeeters) wrote : Re: [sdk] "Ubuntu.Application is not installed" at startup

Ubuntu.Application is only available on the device.

Ugo can we get rid of this message?

Changed in goodhope:
assignee: Tim Peeters (tpeeters) → Ugo Riboni (uriboni)
Günter Schwann (schwann)
Changed in goodhope:
importance: High → Low
Günter Schwann (schwann)
tags: added: desktop
Alan Pope 🍺🐧🐱 🦄 (popey)
information type: Proprietary → Public
affects: goodhope → gallery-app
Changed in gallery-app:
milestone: final → none
Revision history for this message
Ugo Riboni (uriboni) wrote :

No, we can't get rid of it on desktop unless we find a way to fix things at link time, or create an Ubuntu.Application fake plugin that's packaged and installed only for the desktop.

The warning per se is harmless: what happens is that we wrap a Loader around a QML file trying to import Ubuntu.Application.
On device it will succeed and on desktop it will fail and QML will display that warning. There's no way to suppress it that I know of.

Changed in gallery-app:
status: Confirmed → Opinion
summary: - [sdk] "Ubuntu.Application is not installed" at startup
+ [sdk] "Ubuntu.Application is not installed" warning at startup
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