Hello, I already read a few times the page on the DEB_BUILD_PROFILES [1] but I still don't really get it on how it actually works when one package has a self dependency.
I have a package, let's name it "src-pkg", that needs to be built first to create the binary package, let's name it "bin-pkg-A". Once this "bin-pkg-A" is ready, I have to build another binary package (still from src-pkg but with other configure options) that would be named "bin-pkg- B". In the end, both binary packages are to be available, because "bin-pkg-B" will depend on "bin-pkg-A". For now, I proceed with 2 runs of dpkg-buildpackage, each with its own DEB_BUILD_PROFILES value. This will produce 2 *.changes files. Is it possible to have both of them built in one single dpkg-buildpackage run and produce a single *.changes file containing everything? How does is this actually managed on the official buildd servers? How does it actually know which DEB_BUILD_PROFILES to apply on each run? Thank you Fab [1]: https://wiki.debian.org/BuildProfileSpec
