Open joshcangit opened 7 months ago
Could modify the control
file for deb packages with this.
--- control
+++ control
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
Architecture: amd64
Maintainer: Crystal Team <crystal@manas.tech>
Installed-Size: 130120
-Depends: gcc, pkg-config, libpcre3-dev, libpcre2-dev, libevent-dev
+Depends: gcc, pkg-config|pkgconf, libpcre3-dev, libpcre2-dev, libevent-dev
Recommends: libssl-dev, libz-dev, libxml2-dev, libgmp-dev, libyaml-dev
Provides: crystal
Section: devel
This seems a bit odd. As far as I can tell, pkgconf
should provide pkg-config
and thus fulfil the dependency.
Can you share the package information of your pkgconf
?
Are you aware of any other packages defining pkgconf
as an explicit alternative dependency?
I have apt
reporting broken dependencies when installing crystal1.10
.
Only if I remove pkgconf
and install pkg-config
beforehand then it works.
I couldn't find any packages that explicitly require pkgconf
.
But some packages which depend on pkg-config
could work fine with pkgconf
.
I could find libavahi-client-dev
as one of those.
Still, those packages have to be reinstalled before the Crystal deb package could be installed.
I can't reproduce this. I'm running the following commands on a clean ubuntu:22.04
docker container:
apt update
apt install -y pkgconf curl
curl -fsSL https://crystal-lang.org/install.sh | bash
The crystal package installs and works while pkg-config
is aliased to pkgconfig
. So that makes me wonder if this isn't an issue with your particular setup.
The official Debian package by the way has the same dependency on pkg-config
: https://salsa.debian.org/deiv/crystal/-/blob/master/debian/control#L30
Is installing from the Open Build Service the same? The packages there seem to be a bit different from the Debian packages.
The install script installs packages from Open Build System. These are the only ones that we maintain.
Is it different if I set up and install the package manually without the script?
No. It's the same package.
When installing this as an Apt package, it requires
pkg-config
as per #22. I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 and have installedpkgconf
.If it needs this, then why not require either
pkg-config
orpkgconf
? I suppose there's a way to conditionally depend on one package if the other is not found or vice versa.