Hi Alin
splitting root into subpackages it may make sense from the point of view of the developers and edge users... the mainstream user wants the things just installed and does not care about these subtleties...
I propose you to create a binary package eg root, -devel, -doc and -examples if any... what is important with root would be to have all or almost all the capabilities on at build time and installed.
This is true, but then also the root package has to depend on it's devel package. And having the possiblility to install is an advantage that does not cost much but in some cases is an advantage. Since a few weeks also a "root" package was built that just depended on all other packages, but somehow this is not build anymore...
* shlib-policy-missing-lib
this we can solve later. it is useful if one want different versions of the lib installed in parallel...
Ok, then this will be very complicated to fix... The libs are already installed in versioned subdirectorys, but root requires them to be installed in the non-versioned directorys, and therefore there are links from the nonversioned directory to the versioned one... Regards Thomas
regards,
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