Hi,
I'm afraid we need to remove the Webkit-related plugins (Webhelper,
Markdown Preview) from the Windows installer.
This is because Webkit itself is going to be removed from MSYS2:
https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/4318
For the upcoming release we could ship the previous version of Webkit
along with the locally cached old version of ICU (i.e. we will ship ICU
61 *and* 62 in the installer).
But I personally would prefer removing the plugins from the Windows
installer immediately for the reasons mentioned in
https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/4318#issuecomment-436443226
and to prevent us from shipping two ICU versions which bloats the
Windows installer even more.
If there are no objections, I will remove all Webkit-related settings
from the Windows installer next week.
Regards,
Enrico
Good day!
My name is Ivan Zelinskiy.
Who am I?
First of all I am a practicing FPGA developer writing my code in Verilog
and SystemVerilog. I also know C/C++.
Secondary I am a geany user, as it's my favorite editor in Linux - the
OS (of choice!) of my workstation.
As a result of the former two statements, I support my own branch of
patched geany, gradually fixing issues, "paper-cuts", extending language
support beyond the mainstream features.
It was a steady gradual process, the first commit of my branch dates
back to 2015. It all started with fixing "localparam" keyword, that
would not highlight properly in /data/filedefs/filetypes.verilog. It all
ended in rewriting a good part of /ctags/parsers/verilog.c to fix tag
generation to include some SystemVerilog features and implement a better
support for classical Verilog constructs, that would otherwise often
produce "haywire" results while being parsed.
The complete list of changes is to be created =).
My branch of geany is published on github: https://github.com/ivzeivze/geany
It's a diff-patched geany/master, that is back-merged to my local
historical branch, kept out of public sight (it's messy! =)) I am
currently testing the changes, introduced by exporting, by means of
everyday use. But it seems pretty stable.
I would be glad to see my work merged back into mainstream geany. Yet
likely some clean up should be done before issuing a pull request.
With best regards to devel subscribers,
Ivan Zelinskiy.