Re: Allowed to build-depend a pkg in main on a pkg in non-free?
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- Subject: Re: Allowed to build-depend a pkg in main on a pkg in non-free?
- From: Roland Fehrenbacher <rf@q-leap.de>
- Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2020 10:02:23 +0200
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>>>>> "S" == Samuel Thibault <sthibault@debian.org> writes:
S> Roland Fehrenbacher, le mer. 30 sept. 2020 20:47:58 +0200, a
S> ecrit:
>> Is the only solution here then really to have two source packages
>> with exactly the same upstream source and only a difference in
>> the way the binaries are built and what they depend upon?
S> That's what I do with starpu and hwloc. In starpu the packaging
S> difference is really minimal so I use some sed scripts to switch
S> between the "main" version and the "contrib" version. In hwloc
S> the difference is more involved so I use two branches, and just
S> pull from master to contrib. In the end it's not really much
S> additional work.
Thanks Samuel, such examples were exactly what I was looking for. I will
take the 'two branches' approach. Seems that's the cleanest ..
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