I've noticed that it's not policy for shared libraries' libblah-dev
and libblah-dbg packages to depend on libblah1 (=${Source-Version})
of the main library.
I was bitten by this when I forgot to manually keep the dependancy
up-to-date in debian/control, which allowed people to, say, install a
new
Hi.
We have the shlibs mechanism for dependencies on shared libraries.
This allows a package to be compiled under libc5, libc6, or whatever libc,
and the right dependency info will be calculated automatically.
However, there are some packages having a hardcoded dependency on
libc6-dev, and it see
I wrote:
>> A better way of handling this transition might be dpkg-divert.
>> (I'm not _au fait_ with dpkg-divert's details, so I'm not sure how
>> much it would need to be improved before it could be used like this.)
>> Assuming dpkg-divert is (modified to be) capable of diverting whole
>> directo
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