* Build two versions: the snapshots (the -cvs prefix will be renamed to snapshot) and the 'official' packages (.26, .28, .29). * When I released the last packages (debian2.pablo.com.mx) I needed to edit the debian/rules (the file that do must part of the build package process) and found problems with the libs: I cannot be compiling two versions (official and cvs) in the same computer cause if some file of the official package get in contact with a cvs version that will be painfull.
How about installing into two separate locations (/usr/lib/mono-release and /usr/lib/mono-snapshot, for example) and using /etc/alternatives to point /usr/lib/mono to the desired location? Then the debian/rules could avoid use of /usr/lib/mono altogether and just point directly to the desired version.
Wouldn't the current situation cause problems with the autobuilders if mono ever makes it into debian-proper?
Stuart.
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