söndagen den 20 april 2014 12.53.02 skrev Steve M. Robbins: > So to be sure: adding "-V" is the right thing to do here?
You should add "-V libgmp10 (>= 6.0.0)" and keep it that way until further symbols are added. But preferably you should create a symbols file so that packages that don't use the new symbols don't get unnecessarily strict dependencies: Go back to the previous version or, to be sure, the first version with SOVERSION 10 (5.0.x). Add a file debian/libgmp10.symbols with the following content: libgmp.so.10 libgmp10 #MINVER# Build the package. You should get complaints about new symbols and a diff. Apply that diff, but change the version number on each line to only consist of the upstream version (or the upstream version + "~", to allow for backports). For symbols that have existed from the beginning of libgmp10, you can change the version number to 0, meaning no versioned dependency will be generated. Repeat for each nee upstream version that might have added new symbols (which I guess means 5.1.x and 6.0.0). -- Magnus Holmgren holmg...@debian.org Debian Developer
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