https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=345425

--- Comment #9 from Cristian Tibirna <tibirna@kde.org> ---
OK, here is what happens:

1) the first package in kf5-frameworks-build-include is libdbusmenu-qt which is
to be brought down from canonical's launchpad with `bzr`;
2) I don't have bzr installed (it is not installed by default in OpenSUSE 13.1
or 13.2 and I never needed to use it);
3) as can be seen in the output attached above, the report about pretending to
build libdbusmenu-qt says what it would have done, says it would have used bzr
in the command line, but doesn't report `bzr` absent. 
4) things get obviously disrupted when next modules comes up for treatment, and
the error message is then misleadingly mentioning this second module as
problematic.

Needless to say, had I tried to launch kdesrc-build without --pretend, I would
perhaps have had a more meaningful error message.

Yes, installing `bzr` pushes the error message away and the --pretend report is
completed with no problem.

Thanks for your time and sorry for this.

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