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Upgrade to Electron 14 #629
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Unfortunately electron 14 also removes the deprected remote module. That is used both in dependencies and in jitsi-meet-electron, so it has to be replaced everywhere before Electron 14 is feasible |
Ah, I think I might have run into that. I guess since it's depended on there's no easy way of forcing it to build (and it being actually succesful). |
In between I at least discovered all the issues that need to be fixed before the electron 14 update is possible:
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Fantastic work! |
any news about |
Please note that on Fedora 35, this jitsi app does not run anymore - because on wayland it now only shows a black window. I think it is the same issue with other apps not using Electron 14. See e.g. element-hq/element-desktop#728 So, Electron 14 would be really great. |
This work has been completed already.
We are already ready, thanks to the relentless work @csett86 has put into it. We are waiting a bit because the update may break backwards compatibility (lost settings) for some people, unless they are currently running the latest version, which has some migration code path in. |
thank you so much for the update, and for the work! A great app! |
Contains: - Chromium 91 -> 96, including multiple webrtc and security fixes - Linux file chooser portal fixes (electron/electron#19159) Closes: #629
Released as v2021.12.1 |
Thanks a lot for addressing this! |
Contains: - Chromium 91 -> 96, including multiple webrtc and security fixes - Linux file chooser portal fixes (electron/electron#19159) Closes: jitsi#629
Electron 14 includes a very notable addition: electron/electron#19159
It means users on KDE or other desktop environments will get the native Qt file picker instead of the GTK one. Also, it means the Jitsi Flatpak can pick any file with the file picker without granting unilateral file system access.
I tried building it locally but failed likely due to inexperience.
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