Bugzilla – Bug 1211973
openSUSE-2023-116-1 (recommended update for llvm15) conflicts with qt{5,6}-creator
Last modified: 2023-06-28 15:51:41 UTC
The recent recommended patch openSUSE-2023-116-1 conflicts with `qt5-creator`: ``` the installed qt5-creator-7.0.2-bp154.2.3.1.x86_64 requires 'libclang13 = 13.0.1', but this requirement cannot be provided ``` The patch updates libclang13 from 13.0.1 to 15.0.7. This breaks the requirement of `qt5-creator` (and qt6-creator also). This dependency is too strict, probably. If it is broken the qt-creator continues to work flawlessly. It seems that it needs just libclang.so.13 which is provided.
I see the same issue. The only way to apply this update is to remove qt5-creator which is not particularly useful for software developement.
(In reply to Dexter Foster from comment #1) > I see the same issue. The only way to apply this update is to remove > qt5-creator which is not particularly useful for software developement. It's the matter of taste, but I personally find qt-creator one of the best IDEs for C++ development regardless QT-based or not. We use it on a daily basis for pretty large projects. Hope that SUSE team will maintain it further, and the upcoming openSUSE-15.5 do have the updated qt6-creator-9.0.2. As for the conflicting patch, I temporary worked around the problem by allowing breakage of the qt-creator requirement for libclang. But the right way should be to fix the RPM spec for this dependency.
will do a rebuild against current llvm15.
openSUSE-RU-2023:0155-1: An update that has one recommended fix can now be installed.\n\nCategory: recommended (important)\nBug References: 1211973\nCVE References: \nJIRA References: \nSources used:\nopenSUSE Backports SLE-15-SP4 (src): qt5-creator-7.0.2-bp154.2.5.1, qt6-creator-7.0.2-bp154.2.5.1\n\n
The recent update for qt-creator do fixes the requirement conflict