Hi,
Maybe you know but better to link it (if it is, I am sorry): there is component Icons in the Breeze product of our Bugzilla. Unresolved bugs sit here:

https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?bug_st ... t=advanced

I think the component has been created today after I reported this bug. Yes, this kind of bugs exist and I think it's better not to flood this forum especially if there's no big discussion expected, if these bugs have obvious resolution.

Untiil the repo is on the KDE git sites, the upstream repo is https://github.com/NitruxSA/plasma-next-icons and each and every issue with the theme should be discussed there.

Uri_Herrera wrote:Untiil the repo is on the KDE git sites, the upstream repo is https://github.com/NitruxSA/plasma-next-icons and each and every issue with the theme should be discussed there.

Yep, if it's convenient for you, even while https://github.com/NitruxSA/plasma-next-icons/issues does not contain too many issues reported so far. That's why I asked.
In comparison, Breeze style is in KDE repos already and issues are reported to bugs.kde.org (also by myself even if bugzilla isn't perfectly usable). Personally I believe KDE's infrastructure saves the bug data for more years forward (github is free to remove it in the future without consequences, and the bug database will be removed too I guess, if you remove the repo).

What approach would you prefer?

OTOH, not only Breeze style but also icons have been released already in distros; the release have been advertised for early adopters/testers at least here and there. On Kubuntu it's the breeze-icon-theme package, e.g. this build http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/ku ... icon-theme (not sure it's the best example).

There's the "release early, and often, get feedback" idea.