Changes to app's D-Bus settings don't save after upgrading to 19.10 and KDE 5.17

[jasoncollege24]

Upgraded from Kubuntu 19.04 to 19.10 (using 'sudo apt do-release-upgrade -d' method)
After upgrade, rebooted, then ran sudo apt full-upgrade to get KDE 5.17
Rebooted again, so all is fresh.

This d-bus problem is the first issue I've experienced after upgrade. Steps to reproduce, after upgrade.

1. Open K-Menu
2. Right-Click any app
3. Choose Edit application
4. Application tab
5. Advanced settings button
6. Change d-bus registration, then click ok, and ok again.

I get the saving dialog, but when I go through this process again, I find that the setting hasn't been saved. Is there a way to fix this, without having to do a fresh install?

Edit: I can also verify that this is reproducible, as a friend went through the exact same process, and has the exact same issue.

[jasoncollege24]

Bumping to correct information for previous readers, should they want to read again. Turns out this problem I'm experiencing may be specific to Kate.

When trying to run Kate from a command line, as "kate -b" I get the following error from the konsole

"Failed to register /MainApplication on DBus"

According to the link below, this problem has already been corrected in Kate, but is not available from the Canonical repos.

https://www.mail-archive.com/kde-bug...msg378257.html

[acheron]

The fix for that is uploaded and in a queue, waiting approval from the SRU team.

If you want it sooner, it is also in our updates ppa: https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+...es_filter=eoan

[jasoncollege24]

I can wait for it, if it's being moved into the normal update place. just having Kate always open a new instance is annoying. I'm currently looking at the potential of full kubuntu reinstall for other issues, unless I can resolve them. Apparently this problem doesn't exist in a fresh install of 19.10, but hoping I can avoid the reinstall!