Closed Cryptiiiic closed 1 year ago
I'd add a Provides: libkrw (= @DEB_LIBKRW_V@)
to libkrw0 so other packages that depend on just libkrw can find it.
I'd add a
Provides: libkrw (= @DEB_LIBKRW_V@)
to libkrw0 so other packages that depend on just libkrw can find it.
They said don't do this
Why the hell would you not do that? You're forcing every tweak that previously depended on libkrw to be explicitly updated to also allow for libkrw0 when it's the same thing under the different name.
Why the hell would you not do that? You're forcing every tweak that previously depended on libkrw to be explicitly updated to also allow for libkrw0 when it's the same thing under the different name.
@0xallie libkrw.dylib isn't the same thing as libkrw.0.dylib, thats the reasoning, I doubt you will change their mind
That's great, now every tweak will have to do Depends: libkrw | libkrw0 | libkernrw
. As if two competing implementations wasn't enough, now there's three. Way to create unnecessary confusion and burden on developers. The whole point of libkrw was to be a unified extensible interface.
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