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@AndyRTR

Yes, I initially kept 2.1.0 as well, but when i ran the software, and clicked the "?" button (top right corner), it'd show version # 2.2.1, then i just discovered the commits that upgraded the version numbers are here:

https://github.com/zwpwjwtz/f3-qt/commits/master/f3-qt.pro

Looks like the author stopped using github "Releases" function to update version numbers since 2017.

If we were to use 2.1.0.rXX, a user may find it confusing as well when they saw newer versions in the GUI. So either way, it may be difficult to keep everybody happy. As the software appears fairly stable, i went ahead with the author's latest version number change, hope that's ok.

The now updated git version keeps the 2.1.0.rXX scheme as that's what git describe reports:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/f3-qt-git

@SunRed, good catch, sorry about that and thanks for pointing that out! It's fixed now.

I cannot find any tag or release with this version number.

If it's actually required to move to recent git version just vor qt6 I suggest to stick with the last release version + some .rXX scheme - but it's probably better to add a -git version for this build.

With the change to qt6 you forgot to update qmake to qmake6. If you're not doing so already, I can highly recommend testing your packages in a clean chroot.

The patch 2.10-157d962.patch is to bring it up-to-date from v2.1.0 (Mar 7, 2017) to commit 157d962 (dated Mar 28, 2018)
https://github.com/zwpwjwtz/f3-qt/commits/master