Update build.sh

[stefonarch]

Will still fail as qtermwidget-git doesn't exist yet.
EDIT: probably not true.

[yan12125]

As a record, I gave up maintaining LXQt *-git packages used in CI (archlinuxcn/repo#3787). If you want to keep CI alive, you'll need to refresh -git packages first. See also lxqt/lxqt#1644 (comment) about concerns for the current approach.

[stefonarch]

I didn't remember where to look for your comments, thanks.

[tsujan]

If you want to keep CI alive...

CI was annoying to me from the start, although I learned how to tolerate it ;) I may be wrong, but I don't remember a single case where it has been really useful.

[yan12125]

I don't remember a single case where it has been really useful.

It was useful when qtermwidget was ported to Qt 6 (lxqt/qtermwidget#532). At that time nobody tested the port with PyQt, and CI became a good reminder.

Anyway, the current CI approach brings more issues than it solves.

[stefonarch]

but I don't remember a single case where it has been really useful

I remember that once I made a translation PR which went trough and blocked compiling, that was before weblate which prevents malformatted files. But as usually we compile all PRs locally we could do without CI.

I admire the CI of labwc which checks compiling on I don't know how many platforms, but that's one small binary which compiles here in 15 seconds or less.

[stefonarch]

Atm I disabled CI testing in QTerminal and lxqt-panel.