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This reverts commit 46b2a888

Speculative workaround for this bug:

GNOME/gtk#1349

The /extensions/  path is not multiarch in the Freedesktop-SDK.

https://gitlab.com/freedesktop-sdk/freedesktop-sdk/blob/20fe02c0ce7ea9547ccbcb49febc037224a0342e/elements/flatpak-images/sdk.bst#L18

This reverts commit 3c8e630a.

This was fixed in the following MR:
https://gitlab.com/freedesktop-sdk/freedesktop-sdk/merge_requests/507

This reverts commit abbc72bc.

Librsvg from the Freedesktop Sdk is missing the Vala API atm.
Reverting this till its fixed.

We are already sticking with a stable branch of librsvg, since
it can't be built from git in an easy way. It makes more sense
to use the **supported** librsvg that is shipped with
Freedesktop SDK. 2.40 branch has long been EOL, where FDO is
already on 2.44.

Richard Hughes authored Jul 19, 2018 and Michael Catanzaro committed Aug 21, 2018

GNOME Software requries all visible runtimes to have a description.

The ffmpeg extension was moved to a more specific html5codec extension

https://gitlab.com/freedesktop-sdk/freedesktop-sdk/issues/213

Using the setuptools build system got pycairo installed as a zipped egg
file, which means the pkgconfig file wasn't installed properly.

This in turn confused pygobject which couldn't find pycairo, failing the
build of the SDK.

In Meson, options have a single hyphen, not two.

The freedesktop-sdk 18.08 runtimes are available now

This reverts commit 669ece83.

This reverts commit 6cddad9a

With this, the local patches are unnecessary.

Automake was upgraded in org.freedesktop.Sdk//unstable, so the old path
does not exist any more.

Eventually, this could be replaced by an unversioned path:

https://gitlab.com/freedesktop-sdk/freedesktop-sdk/merge_requests/370

This had been in the stable branch back in May, but no in master.

This is a bit more maintainable.

I forgot this in my previous merge request.

Upstream tarballs can now be used without a laundry list of patches, so
build from an upstream tarball. (They are not yet publishing their
tarballs though, so for now it still lives in releng.)

The bug for which -fno-schedule-insns was required on ARM, has been
fixed, as well as bugs around installing headers in the correct location.

The --disable-jemalloc configure option is now required.

See GNOME/gjs#161.