As discussed on Discord a while ago, adding Breaks/Conflicts/Replaces entries against camera-streamer (<< 0.2) allows for a smooth migration from the camera-streamer package built for OctoPi to camera-streamer-raspi, through a transitional camera-streamer version 0.2 on OctoPi's side.
An upgrade of camera-streamer from OctoPrint's apt repo will pull in an updated transitional camera-streamer package version 0.2 that depends on camera-streamer-raspi. For that to install flawlessly in all cases, it needs to be installed before the camera-streamer-raspi dependency
(as some files between that and the former camera-streamer package overlap). By declaring Breaks/Conflicts/Replaces relationships on camera-streamer-raspi this is ensured.
I've manually adjusted camera-streamer-raspi and created a version 0.2.1~bullseye-1 to test this on a private apt repo and in all my test scenarios upgrades work with these changes:
apt upgrade on a system that already has camera-streamer 0.1 pulls in the transitional package camera-streamer 0.2, which depends on camera-streamer-raspi, so that gets installed as well. apt does the install order the correct way only with the the additions in this PR
apt install camera-streamer-raspi on a system that already has camera-streamer 0.1 upgrades both camera-streamer to the transitional 0.2 and installs camera-streamer-raspi
apt install camera-streamer-raspi on a system that does NOT already have camera-streamer installed (so, OctoPi-UpToDate builds with the new camera stack going forward) only install camera-streamer-raspi
As discussed on Discord a while ago, adding Breaks/Conflicts/Replaces entries against camera-streamer (<< 0.2) allows for a smooth migration from the camera-streamer package built for OctoPi to camera-streamer-raspi, through a transitional camera-streamer version 0.2 on OctoPi's side.
An upgrade of camera-streamer from OctoPrint's apt repo will pull in an updated transitional camera-streamer package version 0.2 that depends on camera-streamer-raspi. For that to install flawlessly in all cases, it needs to be installed before the camera-streamer-raspi dependency (as some files between that and the former camera-streamer package overlap). By declaring Breaks/Conflicts/Replaces relationships on camera-streamer-raspi this is ensured.
I've manually adjusted
camera-streamer-raspiand created a version0.2.1~bullseye-1to test this on a private apt repo and in all my test scenarios upgrades work with these changes:apt upgradeon a system that already hascamera-streamer0.1 pulls in the transitional packagecamera-streamer0.2, which depends oncamera-streamer-raspi, so that gets installed as well. apt does the install order the correct way only with the the additions in this PRapt install camera-streamer-raspion a system that already hascamera-streamer0.1 upgrades bothcamera-streamerto the transitional 0.2 and installscamera-streamer-raspiapt install camera-streamer-raspion a system that does NOT already havecamera-streamerinstalled (so, OctoPi-UpToDate builds with the new camera stack going forward) only installcamera-streamer-raspi