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Hello,
I'm maintaining this split package:
https://aur.archlinux.org/pkgbase/gridcoinresearch-git/
The project developers started putting tags on releases, so I want to create a stable package as well.
The git package builds two packages: 'gridcoinresearch-daemon-git' and 'gridcoinresearch-qt-git' - a daemon and a qt - both do NOT require the other.
So I want 'daemon-git' to conflict with future created 'daemon' package,
and 'qt-git' to conflict with 'qt' package.
But, the 'qt' package, does not (and should not) conflict with the 'daemon' package.
It seems I can only specify 'conflicts' variable on the whole split package - and not per each package.
Is there no way to do what I want?
What do you suggest?
Last edited by Tahvok (2016-04-24 09:53:47)
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What about adds
conflicts=('gridcoinresearch-daemon-git')
to package_gridcoinresearch-daemon section and
conflicts=('gridcoinresearch-qt-git')
to package_gridcoinresearch-qt section (and of course similar lines to both sections in gridcoinresearch-git? It seems to build proper package.
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It seems I can only specify 'conflicts' variable on the whole split package - and not per each package.
What gives you that impression? If you're getting an error, post it.
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No error,
I just didn't know you can specify conflicts in each package. That actually worked.
Thanks!
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