| 1 | | Hi John; the referenced commit did not change `gnucash` to link into `webkit2`; `gnucash` still links against `webkit1`. Some older systems were previously forced to use an old version of `webkit1` due to toolchain issues with `c++11`. We sorted that out, and MacPorts' last available version of `webkit1` now builds on all systems (except PPC), so we now use that version for all systems in ports such as `gnucash`. |
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| 3 | | We all hope that one day `gnucash` might no longer need `webkit1` and will either use the more-up-to-date `webkit2` or some other javascript implementation. We look forward to hearing from you / finding out about this when this is possible. |
| | 1 | Hi John; the referenced commit did not change `gnucash` to link into `webkit2`; `gnucash` still links against `webkit`. Some older systems were previously forced to use an old version of `webkit` due to toolchain issues with `c++11`. We sorted that out, and MacPorts' last available version of `webkit` now builds on all systems (except PPC), so we now use that version for all systems in ports such as `gnucash`. |
