KDE has released Frameworks 6.31.0, the latest version of their library stack, which includes significant updates such as a complete overhaul of KCodecs' text-encoding detector, CalDAV/CardDAV push-notification support in KDav, and enhancements to Kate's Vi-mode. The update requires Qt 6.10.0 and also features improvements in build reliability through the adoption of ECMInstalledLibraryCheck CI verification, alongside security hardening in KWallet and KFileMetaData. Notable changes include a more accurate encoding detection method and the ability for KDav to synchronize only changed items, which is particularly beneficial for low-bandwidth situations. Additionally, minor enhancements were made across various frameworks, including KTextEditor and KIO, ensuring consistent improvements in performance and usability

KDE Frameworks 6.31.0 Ships With Encoding Overhaul and CalDAV Push Sync

KDE released Frameworks 6.31.0 today, the ninth monthly increment of the 6.x series, and it requires Qt 6.10.0. The headline changes are a full rewrite of KCodecs' text-encoding detector, new CalDAV/CardDAV push-notification and sync-token support in KDav, and expanded Vi-mode arithmetic in Kate. Under the hood, nearly every framework adopted the ECMInstalledLibraryCheck CI verification for more reliable builds, while KWallet and KFileMetaData gained security-relevant hardening.

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