One concrete example: `drv:///hpcups.drv/hp-laserjet_professional_p1107.ppd`
In 3.20.5, in hpcups.drv, it had as NickName:
"HP LaserJet Professional p1107, hpcups $Version, requires proprietary plugin"
… this was changed in 3.20.6 to:
"HP LaserJet Professional p1107, hpcups $Version"
… and unchanged in 3.20.9.
In models.dat, for that model, 3.20.5 had
plugin=1 plugin-reason=1
… this was changed in 3.20.6 to
plugin=0 plugin-reason=1
But printing to this driver/printer gives a filter error:
STATE: +hplip.plugin-error prnt/hpcups/HPCupsFilter.cpp 490: m_Job initialization failed with error = 48
(see https://salsa.debian.org/printing-team/hplip/-/jobs/937420 )
So although this was fixed for several printers, it certainly wasn't for all printers.
One concrete example: `drv:// /hpcups. drv/hp- laserjet_ professional_ p1107.ppd`
In 3.20.5, in hpcups.drv, it had as NickName:
"HP LaserJet Professional p1107, hpcups $Version, requires proprietary plugin"
… this was changed in 3.20.6 to:
"HP LaserJet Professional p1107, hpcups $Version"
… and unchanged in 3.20.9.
In models.dat, for that model, 3.20.5 had
plugin=1
plugin-reason=1
… this was changed in 3.20.6 to
plugin=0
plugin-reason=1
… and unchanged in 3.20.9.
But printing to this driver/printer gives a filter error:
STATE: +hplip.plugin-error hpcups/ HPCupsFilter. cpp 490: m_Job initialization failed with error = 48
prnt/
(see https:/ /salsa. debian. org/printing- team/hplip/ -/jobs/ 937420 )
So although this was fixed for several printers, it certainly wasn't for all printers.