bug#41053: closed ([PATCH] gnu: supercollider: Update to 3.11.0.)

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> Hello Guixers,
> I'm sending two patches to update SuperCollider to 3.11.0, add its new 
> dependency Ableton Link and add a new 'ide output to store the Qt5 IDE.
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> Hi Marius,
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>>>      (native-inputs
>>> -     `(("pkg-config" ,pkg-config)))
>>> +     `(("ableton-link" ,ableton-link)
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>> Is this only used a build-time and not runtime?
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> It seems to be a header-only library, but I'm no expert user of 
> SuperCollider and I still haven't found a feature impacted by this. I 
> think that given Arch's package has it as a make-depends [0] it should 
> be safe to assume that it is not needed at runtime.
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>>> +    (propagated-inputs                  ; To get native-search-path
>>> +     `(("qtwebengine" ,qtwebengine)))
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>> Is it possible to wrap the executable with the required variables
>> instead of propagating here?
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> I tried that and the package builds fine and sclang seems to work fine. 
> The problem is that scide crashes here [1] no matter how many paths I 
> hardcoded in the source and how many Qt variables I wrapped the binaries 
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> If there's a better solution I would be happy to fix this.

OK, thanks for testing.  Odd that wrapping with QTWEBENGINEPROCESS_PATH
does not work, but I suppose this is good enough for now.

Applied both patches as-is, thank you!

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