GEGL 0.4.28 started marking introspect action as unavailable when dot is not present.
But GIMP previously required the action to be present at startup, even though it was only ever used in dev builds.
Let’s apply an upstream patch that removes this strict requirement.
When a user installs this package, it's likely they will try to run 'freecad' instead of 'FreeCAD', this symlinks FreeCAD -> freecad such that the user will not be confused and assume that installation of the package did not work properly.
The --with-frozenpaths is something that we already set
unconditionally for imagemagick and imagemagick7. Without it
graphicsmagick may not be able to find its runtime dependencies.
New dependencies have been added and a dubiously failing test has been disabled.
Manually tested and confirmed to work:
* opening the application,
* scanning a document,
* saving as PDF.
There are a number of extensions, like the eps import,
that only become available when ps2pdf is available.
https://gitlab.com/inkscape/extensions/-/blob/master/eps_input.inx#L6
This is not so obvious, and this PR adds ghostscript (which provides ps2pdf)
explicitly so those extensions are always available and using a stable
version instead of relying on the PATH.
This will increase the inkscape closure by about 60MB,
which is quite a chunk, but perhaps not too bad on a
total of 1100MB.
`installPlugins` command installed stuff into directories based on package name
but GIMP actually requires the plug-in executable to match the directory,
so the plug-ins could not be loaded.
efae55a73e
Let’s update `installPlugins` and also rename since the old broken usage had different semantics.
Scripts work the old way.
Turns out there was a pre-compiled binary in the tarball,
which was installed instead of building our own binary.
That means RPATH was not set properly,
and the plug-in could not find libgimp.
