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Somewhat surprising that BSD::Resource hasn't been packaged for
Alpine, but otherwise pretty straightforward mapping with some
dependencies filled in manually.
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Not including 3rd-party repo-sourced packages, yet (e.g. git242
and xapian14-* stuff).
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We need to mark *-dev packages as optional, and ignore
dependency-only packages in the `optional' field.
Furthermore, make the output less confusing when there's neither
packages to install nor remove; and avoid invoking `apt-get install'
with an empty package list.
This also fixes an OpenBSD-specific regression from commit 82990fb72dac
which made package removal a no-op.
Fixes: 82990fb72dac (install/deps: flesh out libgit2, SQLite, and Xapian packages)
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This seems to work reasonably well across multiple BSDs and
Debian and smooth out differences in packaging granularity.
Declaring the $always_deps relationship between `Xapian'(.pm) and
libxapian means we can get rid of the OpenBSD-specific hack to
remove `xapian-bindings-perl' before other packages.
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We'll leave forcing `--yes' to ci/run.sh and remove --purge
usage with apt-get(1) entirely. Also start defining some
more profiles aimed at users who want a minimal install for
the subset of public-inbox they wish to use.
There'll be some more built-in dependency handling to work
across different distros, but the $always_deps thing is a
start.
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Add explicit dependencies on packages that are possible to
remove without removing the `perl' RPM from CentOS 7.x.
However, simplify deps.perl to avoid naming essential Perl
modules (e.g. `perl-Exporter') that cannot be removed
without removing the `perl' RPM entirely.
We can also drop `Socket6' from deps.perl since it's pulled
in as-needed by other packages and we try to avoid it in favor
of the (now-standard) IO::Socket::IP.
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deps.perl can be useful for non-CI purposes as long as it's not
blindly removing packages. Thus, a --allow-remove flag now
exists for CI use and removals are disabled by default.
deps.perl also gets easier-to-use in that now install/os.perl
is split off from from ci/profiles.perl so OS-supplied packaged
manager.
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