Mahesh T Pai wrote:
> MJ Ray <m...@phonecoop.coop> writes:
> > using koha_perl_deps.pl which does show what is required and
> > what is optional. Splitting debian.packages in two would be
> > a bigger job and I'm not sure if it's worthwhile, but have a
> > go if you think it is.
>
> How about a .deb metapackage as a part of the koha tarball, which does
> this??
> I mean *depending* on the absolutely required packages, recommending and
> suggesting the rest? The users can use dpkg -i to install that package?
Wouldn't that put the debian packaging in a strange place,
with the orig.tar.gz containing a deb? That said, I didn't find
an explicit prohibition of it in debian-policy or devel-ref yet.
I think you'd still need to split the package list in debian/control
into depends, suggests and recommends first.
The command:
sudo mk-build-deps -i debian/control
might do 90% of what is needed anyway, but I've not tested it on
a clean system yet.
[...]
Hope that helps,
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