lukka/run-vcpkg v11.3 has deliberately changed to avoid writing outside of `GITHUB_WORKSPACE`
directory and this conflict with our usage. So ditch it and invoke vcpkg directly.
https://github.com/lukka/run-vcpkg/releases/tag/v11.3
PR #20202.
For GUI and non-daemon console, the legal notice won't ask for user acceptance anymore and only
provide an OK button (or Enter key in console) from now on.
For daemon mode, qbt will print the legal notice and continue to run. It will also notify user
to use command line option `--confirm-legal-notice` to suppress the message. The message will be
printed on every start up unless user specify the command line option once.
PR #20080.
The C libraries is now updated by the OS and therefore there is no
reason to bundle static versions which might be outdated later.
Also enable Control Flow Guard for 3rd party libraries.
`choco install` is slow: A basically simple download and extract operation takes 20sec compared to ~3sec
when done manually. So we add a conditional for it.
Given the amount of PR and compile matrix, the CI cache size limit is
easy to hit. So for now on, only store compile cache for stable branches
to avoid cache thrashing.
The parent widget of lockMenu is going to be used to derive the
transient parent window. Currently the parent widget of lockMenu is
the main window, therefore the main window is also going to be the
transient parent for lockMenu's window handle.
In other words, the "View" menu and "Lock qBittorrent" menu are
going to be considered as siblings by the window manager even though
the latter is nested inside the former.
On platforms like wayland, such popup hierarchies are illegal, popups
must be properly nested. qtwayland works around it, but it also prints
warning messages.
This change makes lockMenu a child of the view menu so they are
properly nested from the window manager point of view.
PR #19967.
Closes#19955.
This suppresses compiler warnings in GHA CI:
>ld: warning: direct access in function 'std::__1::__function::__func<libtorrent::storage_interface* (*)(libtorrent::storage_params const&, libtorrent::file_pool&), std::__1::allocator<libtorrent::storage_interface* (*)(libtorrent::storage_params const&, libtorrent::file_pool&)>, libtorrent::storage_interface* (libtorrent::storage_params const&, libtorrent::file_pool&)>::target(std::type_info const&) const' from file '/usr/local/lib/libtorrent-rasterbar.a(create_torrent.cpp.o)' to global weak symbol 'typeinfo name for libtorrent::storage_interface* (*)(libtorrent::storage_params const&, libtorrent::file_pool&)' from file 'src/base/libqbt_base.a(mocs_compilation.cpp.o)' means the weak symbol cannot be overridden at runtime. This was likely caused by different translation units being compiled with different visibility settings.
And also makes the binary a bit smaller.
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-13.2.0/gcc/Code-Gen-Options.html#index-fvisibility
PR #19921.
Here is some benchmark for various archive formats:
```
gz
0m11.384s
0m11.495s
0m11.193s
zip
0m14.159s
0m14.416s
0m13.917s
7z
0m17.569s
0m17.295s
0m18.496s
bz2
0m31.519s
0m28.885s
0m29.510s
```
Looking by compressed size, bz2 is the best. However its decompressing
speed is the slowest. bz2 and gz file size only differs by ~20MB
and this difference is neglectable given the network speed on
Github. So switch to gz format to speed up CI build time.
PR #19867.
