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Honki Tonks Zivilisationen update to Version 0.05.3685 #864
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I tried updating the Arch image but nothing changed. |
If I see this correctly, Arch has SFML 2.6, but there is no CSFML version for SFML 2.6 yet. So I guess I will have to wait with further updates for Alire until the CSFML is updated. |
If the dependencies are properly set, instead of a failure we should see Arch being skipped due to unfulfilled dependencies. But according to https://github.com/alire-project/alire-index/actions/runs/5767438049/job/16072066304?pr=864#step:6:289 Arch has everything needed? |
Yes, but here Arch installs SFML 2.6 and here CSFML 2.5. |
You're right, @HonkiTonk; something is broken in Arch Linux. I don't know how Arch works, but I don't see any dependency to specific versions in the CSFML package. If they are supposed to maintain all the available versions working together without relying on version specifications, they have failed for CSFML (the C binding), because the latest version, 2.5.2 (which they have), is not compatible to the latest version of SFML itself (the original C++ library), which is already in version 2.6.0 (the version they're also using). |
Thanks for the feedback, @HonkiTonk, @mgrojo. Then I would suggest for the time being to disable Arch in the manifest and go ahead. |
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SFML maintainer here. You can use CSFML 2.5 with SFML 2.6. |
Thanks for letting us know. Then the problem is not related to dependency management, but build management. I don't know how Arch works, but in some way, CSFML 2.5 is not being built with SFML 2.6, since it still references 2.5 libraries.
It might be solved already, though, but no bugs found. |
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