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🐛 Cannot be installed with delta in Debian #1210
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Hi @baryluk, I'm sorry you're suffering from this clash and genuinely use both.
Hm, it is correct that it provides that executable isn't it? I mean, it would provide it were it allowed to be installed. |
Let's merge this with #26 |
No,
Debian Policy manual section 7 has more information about this https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#virtual-packages-provides Citation:
It is an error to put |
Please unmerge, as this is really rather different and easier to fix problem. |
I found where it is set, and I will send PR with the fix. |
I see the issue. You are building two packages. One with glibc one with musl, and try to set so they do not install at the same time. I think this indeed might require In that case renaming a package might be indeed required, or at least other name used that is unique. |
After reading manual, it looks that |
Thanks for looking into this @baryluk. I'm must admit that I just copied |
Remove Provides in Debian package as this is incorrect usage of this flag. To provide two versions of packages `Conflicts` as used is sufficient. See Debian Policy Manual (v4.6.1.1) section 7.5 When at it Remove trailing dot in Description header to comply with section 5.6.13 Fixes: #1210
This is because
git-delta
incorrectly sets "Provides: delta`I use both delta (tigris tool for minimizing compiler and code bugs), and git-delta.
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