12.07.2018 19:33, Mathias Kresin:
Due to the use of dependencies to express conflicts, a package which
conflicts with multiple other packages (variants) is indented one level
for each conflict:
< > pkg-variant-a
< > pkg-variant-b (conflicts pkg-variant-a)
< > pkg-variant-c (conflicts pkg-v
Due to the use of dependencies to express conflicts, a package which
conflicts with multiple other packages (variants) is indented one level
for each conflict:
< > pkg-variant-a
< > pkg-variant-b (conflicts pkg-variant-a)
< > pkg-variant-c (conflicts pkg-variant-a && pkg-variant-b)
Express
