If the package doesn't exist then you can't depend on it. You need to work
out whether you should instead depend on something else, or back-out the
change.
In this case it is depending on a -common package to get the icons. The
-common package was removed with the icons going back in to the other
lib package. It seems wrong to have one SONAME of a lib depend on a later
one, so I think this package should just be changed to carry the icons again.
You would need to check if this changes co-installability of the lib packages
though.
Hi,
If the package doesn't exist then you can't depend on it. You need to work
out whether you should instead depend on something else, or back-out the
change.
In this case it is depending on a -common package to get the icons. The
-common package was removed with the icons going back in to the other
lib package. It seems wrong to have one SONAME of a lib depend on a later
one, so I think this package should just be changed to carry the icons again.
You would need to check if this changes co-installability of the lib packages
though.
Thanks,
James