After the initial merge wireplumber failed on bpo for armv7,
It was recommended to disable tests for armv7 for now.
fixes#3454
Signed-off-by: Robert Eckelmann <longnoserob@postmarketos.org>
Tweaked-by: Oliver Smith <ollieparanoid@postmarketos.org>
[ci:skip-vercheck]: no bump because we don't need a rebuild where it
succeeded
tests are disabled anyways (!check), and having gnome-session in
checkdepends creates a circular dependency in some situations since
gnome-session has gnome-setttings-daemon-dev in makedepends
[ci:skip-build]: CI can't build test because bpo is currently stuck, I build tested it locally
fbd-alert-slider.service is actually already provided by feedbackd from
aports.
This reverts commit c3c625a49aaa46353c7e80de153edc9fd3ef27a5.
[ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
also add _pkgname for the upstream name in aports for linux-pam-pmos
[ci:skip-build]: CI bugs out building armv7 and aarch64, but skipping
since changes shouldn't affect building
These are now defined in pmos-base-systemd, those deps aren't needed
for building stuff upon systemd-dev.
[ci:skip-build]: CI bugs out, Clayton successfully build tested armv7
and aarch64 manually
Those dependencies are either run or dlopen-ed during runtime of
systemd, systemctl etc.
As we not even require util-linux's version of runuser, we just use
the login-utils virtual in pmos-base-systemd. And while we're at it,
move the runtime dependencies to pmos-base. This is also more fitting
for libkmod, which is needed in the initramfs, as it is one of the
runtime deps of systemd-udev.
Fixes#3408
[ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI (except armv7, which
times out the runner, but Clayton thinks that's just our CI being dumpy)
[ci:skip-build]: aarch64 was build tested locally (by Clayton), x86_64
build job failed in CI because the artifacts were too big but the actual
package building worked
I don't understand why the upstream APKBUILD provides jack-dev with
pipewire's pkg{ver,rel}. This blocks users potentially running
abuild deps on aports packages, so not a huge loss.
Unblocking BPO with this 🙃
[ci:skip-build]: built locally, merging as critical.
[ci:skip-build]: CI builds sucessfully on x86_64 and armv7,
there's an failure in aarch64/gnome-shell, but compiling
on a native aarch64 system and testing also works. (-jane400)
This doens't work with crossdirect since apparently it calls the
compiler during package() stage:
ERROR: Error in gtkdoc helper script:
ERROR: ['/usr/bin/gtkdoc-scangobj', .... failed with status 1
============================================================================================
ERROR: crossdirect was called with: LD_PRELOAD=libfakeroot.so
This should ensure that postmarketos-base-systemd installs our linux-pam
package, not the one from alpine. (The old way to pin our package was
based on fragile version pinning, as our pam wasn't bumped to 9999, but
had the same version as aports).
fixes#3170
[ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
APKBUILD was rebased onto the latest verstion in Alpine aports (1.50.0-r3)
[ci:skip-build]: bug in CI prevents it from completing, but builds fine locally
Barnabás Czémán