Closed MarcinOrlowski closed 8 years ago
The idea behind this is to have multiple PHP versions installed on a machine :
php-*
package would contain everything common to all the versions or would be meta-packages with dependencies on the multiple corresponding phpx.y-*
packages.phpx.y-*
packages would be specific to only one PHP version.It's already the case in Stretch/Sid, but because I didn't want to maintain the PHP 5.6 branch for Jessie, it looks confusing, I can admit that. It will make sense once PHP 7.1 is out :)
Hi,
I found that when I try to install PHP7 from packages named with
php7.0-*
I still will end up havingphp-common
installed, despitephp7.0-common
being there as well. I find this a bit odd as to my understanding the whole point of having packages namedphp7.0-*
is to avoid package collisions but this issue perfectly kills the whole purpose?