Info: runtime org.kde.Platform branch 6.4 is end-of-life, with reason:

[soti01]

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Describe the bug
Info: runtime org.kde.Platform branch 6.4 is end-of-life, with reason:
We strongly recommend moving to the latest stable version of the Plaform and SDK
Info: applications using this runtime:
net.davidotek.pupgui2

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
flatpak update -y

Expected behavior
Nothing to do.

[sonic2kk]

I guess 6.4 was EOL'd a couple of days ago. Bumping the Flatpak manifest to use 6.5 should resolve this (KDE SDK branches list).

[sonic2kk]

Just out of curiosity, where did you see this? I am not seeing this coming up anywhere such as when running from the command-line. It's useful to bring up, just wondering how you caught it :-)

Not enough coffee when I wrote this apparently, it was written right in the OP how to reproduce this 😅

[ZariTen]

Got this too when i used flatpak update. (In Portuguese)

Info: o runtime org.kde.Platform ramo 6.4 chegou ao fim de vida, com motivo:
We strongly recommend moving to the latest stable version of the Plaform and SDK
Info: aplicativos que usam este runtime:
net.davidotek.pupgui2

[regulator-g]

here is the error as it appears, thanks in advance for resolving :)

[sonic2kk]

Ah right, I am apparently unable to read. I see now that this message appears when running the Flatpak update command.

This issue should hopefully be resolved in the near-ish future (the PR on Flathub was tested and seems to work with no apparent regressions), but I'm wondering is this blocking anything? For example is it preventing Flatpak updates from completing, or preventing ProtonUp-Qt from launching? I imagine it's probably causing the end-of-life runtime to remain on systems, which isn't great, but I'm just wondering if this is an urgent issue for my own curiosity. I update my Flatpaks from KDE Discover and I haven't noticed any problems using ProtonUp-Qt, which is part of why I'm curious of this has further reaching impacts than a warning message and an EOL runtime taking up system space :-)

[ZariTen]

Nope, not a breaking bug at all. It doesn't break anything at all, so it's just a little annoyance i guess.