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Qt will not static compile SQLIte
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This is an education issue with the support team, nothing more.
This is a bug tracker for software. If you have questions about how to
package applications for Debian/Ubuntu, you can find a number of people who
can help you in the #ubuntu-motu IRC channel on Freenode IRC. I should note
Oh, and $(LDFLAGS) will never contain any of those strings you're
searching for either, so the code you wrote will fail anyway
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Title:
Qt will
Please stop reopening this bug report.
If you want to build Qt with different configure options it's up to you to make
the package work.
We won't support that in the Ubuntu package.
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Hello Roland.
My name is Harald and I am core developer of Ubuntu.
Regarding the suggested changes I have to agree with the previous
commenters. The way the package is built is exactly according to the
Debian Policy Manual [1] which defines precisely what a good and
reliable package should look
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If you have changed which files are generated, for instance by changing
the configure options, then you can't use dpkg-buildpackage (or debuild)
without changing the various *.install files. You can still compile and
manually, but you will need to edit the various packaging files if you
want to
Well,
I followed the instructions posted EXPLICITLY and I can tell you that
the various *.install things were not mentioned in any way shape or form
for modification.
So
this is a bug.
You EITHER fix the *.install packages to be CONFIG aware (as they should
be) OR you fix the documentation.
.install files are meant to be a static manifest of the files resulting
from a build. A mechanism doesn't exist in the Debian packaging system
to make the .install files aware of configuration. The only thing that
comes even remotely close is wildcards such as /usr/share/* to install
everything
.install files are meant to be a static manifest of the files resulting
from a build. A mechanism doesn't exist in the Debian packaging system
to make the .install files aware of configuration.
that statement is quite honestly pure ka-ka.
In debian/rules on or about listing line 144 you
the files under debian/ are used specifically to create the .debs that are
distributed in (K)Ubuntu and Debian, which does not use the static plugins.
You are doing something custom, and so you need to work out how to make it do
what you want. This is no issues with the current status of the
We can't possibly foresee what files will be installed for every
combination of compile flags and support them in case somebody wants to
customize the package. Once you customize a package, making sure it
builds is entirely in your hands. If you want to make modifications to
how things you are
This is a maintainer issue.
RTFM.
There is an extremely limited number of configuration switches which
change the number of files created.
This is an education issue with the support team, nothing more.
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Status: Invalid = New
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There are only a handful of options which change the actual number of
files created.
These are well documented.
There is no need for you to forsee only to RTFM.
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Title:
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This is a maintainer issue.
Our packages compile fine. You did not make enough changes for your
modifications to actually work.
RTFM.
A pretty bold statement, for somebody who cannot produce packages that actually
build.
There is an extremely limited number of configuration switches which
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