Added conf-glfw package. #12875
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Added conf-glfw package. #12875
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☀️ All lint checks passed dbb4722
☀️ Installability check (9875 → 9876)
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@kit-ty-kate Thank you for trying to fix the CentOS installation. Apparently the package name is in fact |
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Build fails because Ubuntu 14.04 only provides GLFW 2. I renamed the package into conf-glfw3 and added an os-version filter for Ubuntu. If everything else is fine I would like to merge this. |
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I think it’s better to avoid the Ubuntu version filter to see already the failure at depext level. I can do the change myself and merge tomorrow. Thanks |
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This PR adds a conf-glfw package that other packages can depend on to insure the presence of a system libglfw installation.