> If you're going to make it use just one, then, which package does it
go in.
The same file goes in both packages. This is the simplest change; since
both packages were exporting the same shared variable anyway, it doesn't
matter that the same script will be run twice.
> Also, the check doesn't help for the foreign arch check at all, it only
> checks the native
> arch.
This doesn't matter. We have only one environment variable we're
setting, so if we have any instances of the package installed we should
set it.
$ dpkg-query --showformat '${Status}' -W libc6
install ok installeddeinstall ok config-filesinstall ok installed
$
this query does what we want in a multiarch context.
> First, there are the missing debhelper and cdbs build dependency bumps per
> http://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch/Implementation#cdbs_with_autotools_and_debhelper
Strictly correct, but not a huge deal if we don't because those
versioned build-dependencies will obviously be satisfied in the release
this is being uploaded to. Adam, do you want to bump the build-dep
versions and push new patches?
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