Bump libpq version #2245
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AndreMiras
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Thanks for the PR!
While I'm happy we're doing a bump anyway, I don't think the version necessarily has to follow the one of a popular distribution. Ideally it should simply compile fine in any and eventually we should also compile any host dependencies needed to achieve it
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* bump libpq version * Fix libpq env for cross compile Co-authored-by: Rene Leveille <[email protected]>
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* bump libpq version * Fix libpq env for cross compile Co-authored-by: Rene Leveille <[email protected]>
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Since buildozer bumped ubuntu versions for their docker image to ubuntu 20.04, the version in the recipe of libpq does not follow the one privided by that distro.
Bumping the version of libpq to follow the one provided by ubuntu 20.04, which is postgresql 10.12, is the easiest way to be able to compile this library on that docker image.
The addition of the environment variable
USE_DEV_URANDOMprevents the./configurestage to look for the file/dev/urandomwhile cross compiling.