Hi, I'm packaging Processing (https://processing.org/), and I'm planning to split it into three packages: processing, processing-doc, and libprocessing3-java. I understand from https://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/java-policy/x126.html that I'm supposed to create /usr/share/java/processing-core-3.1.1.jar in libprocessing3-java. However, I don't understand how to satisfy the line:
> Some package must also provide a symbolic link from packagename-extraname.jar > to the most compatible version of the available > packagename-extraname-version.jar files. Clearly at the moment I could just package a symlink /usr/share/java/processing-core.jar → /usr/share/java/processing-core-3.1.1.jar, but what happens when I package libprocessing4? How do I determine the "most compatible version" of the library, and create only the correct symlink? Thanks, George Bateman.
