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Hi,
every time I try to create a new project I get the following error messages: "Could not load project management plugin KDevCMakeManager" That message is then followed by: "project import plugin (KDevCMakeManager) does not support the IProjectFileManager interface." Does any one know how to resolve this? I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 KDE 4.13.0 KDevelop 4.6.0 |
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Sounds like a bad upgrade, did you check that the KDevelop and KDevPlatform versions match?
Also try running kbuildsycoca or rebooting. Greetings!
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KDevelop: 4.6.0
KDevelop Platform: 1.6.0 tried rebooting and kbuildsycoca4 gave me this output:
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The output is harmless. It still doesn't work I guess?
Try reinstalling KDevelop and KDevPlatform. Something is wrong with your setup. Greetings!
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I removed and installed it again, but it's still the exact same error..
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Try starting KDevelop from console and paste the output here. Sometimes that contains information about why plugins could not be loaded.
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1st line translates to:
A infinit loop was detected in connection with the binding associated with the attribute "source"
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Hm, sorry, that's not useful. Make sure everything matching "kdevelop" or "kdevplatform" is enabled in kdebugdialog (start it by typing "kdebugdialog") and try again, then you should get more detailed output.
You can by the way use LANGUAGE=en kdevelop to start KDevelop with english debug output. I don't care though, I speak German
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okay, now I get
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Meh, there should be way more output, like a few dozen pages at least. Not sure what's wrong there.
Since I don't know how to fix that, try: ldd /usr/lib/kde4/kdevcmakemanager.so cat /usr/share/kde4/services/kdevcmakemanager.desktop and look at (or paste) the output. The former should return no errors about not-found libs, the latter should have X-KDevelop-Version=16. You could also try to add /usr to the $KDEDIRS env var and re-running kbuildsycoca afterwards, but it makes no sense that this is the problem so it probably won't help...
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first command produced no error outputs, everything looks normal to me.
second command:
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Yeah, looks fine to me too. Very strange. I don't know what else could be the problem.
Did you ever build KDevelop from source or install it to a different place? Maybe some of that is still around? That tends to cause lots of strange problems. Greetings!
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well I once tried to install it when I was still running Ubuntu 12.04,
but I think that crashed and I never tried it again to this point. Maybe there's still something around of it. Is there a way to find out? |
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You could try something like find / -name '*kdevelop*' or so and check that that only lists things (well, at least libraries and desktop files) from /usr.
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Okay, so over the weekend I completely formatted my harddrive, set up a new Kubuntu 14.04 system, and installed KDevelop.
Still, I'm experiencing the same problem. There is absolutely nothing else on this machine, than Kubuntu and KDevelop. Maybe I should submit a bugreport to the developers. I'm out of ideas.. |
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