On 31.10.2011 15:04, Ionut Biru wrote:
Hi,
we didn't had a large rebuild for a long time now.
i the same time i pushed a new x264 as well.
happy compiling.
If you want to, you can try libdeps (previously called sodeps) with this rebuild. Since pacman 4, makepkg will automatically add the library version to provide/depends entries ending in .so when writing .PKGINFO. A quick example for readline: - In the readline PKGBUILD one would add "provides=(libreadline.so)". When building makepkg expands that to "libreadline.so=6-64". 6 is the library version (from the soname) and 64 is the architecture (64-bit). - Then one could add "depends=(libreadline.so)" in the bash PKGBUILD and makepkg would check all binaries in the final package, extract the version numbers of the needed libraries and create "libreadline.so=6-64". - When upgrading now, pacman will ensure that the libreadline.so dependency for bash is always met and it will complain if the library gets updated and bash hasn't yet been rebuilt. This can also be handy to spot aur packages that will break when upgrading. (The warnings can be ignored by using the -d option in pacman) It will not break the PKGBUILD for older makepkg versions and it's also completely transparent to pacman. All the magic is done in makepkg. If you want to see which libraries a package links to or provides, you can use my scripts [1] [2]. In case something is unclear, just ask :) [1]: http://git.server-speed.net/bin/plain/find-libdeps.sh [2]: http://git.server-speed.net/bin/plain/find-libprovides.sh -- Florian Pritz