cups-filters: update to 2.0.0. #47087
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| homepage="https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/openprinting/cups-filters" | ||
| changelog="https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups-filters/releases" | ||
| distfiles="https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups-filters/releases/download/${version}/cups-filters-${version}.tar.xz" | ||
| checksum=270a3752a960368aa99d431fb5d34f4039b2ac943c576d840612d1d8185c9bb9 | ||
| lib32disabled=yes |
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I'm not quite sure why lib32disabled=yes was set here, is there any reason for it?
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The 32bit hook will copy all of the executables that this package installs in /usr/lib, then remove them because they don't have the expected suffixes. Keeping lib32disabled=yes does two things:
- Avoids the copy and deletion
- Ensures that, if the package ever does (or did) ship some pluggable modules for these filters in
/usr/lib, they wouldn't accidentally trigger the generation of an unnecessary 32bit package.
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Right, thanks for the explanation. So from what I understand, I should readd lib32disabled=yes for cups-filters, is that right? And do I add it for libppd and libcupsfilters as well?
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Never mind, re-reading your comment again, I think I now grok what you were saying. I set lib32disabled=yes for cups-browsed as well since it has a binary (/usr/lib/cups/backend/implicitclass) in /usr/lib.
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Closes: void-linux#47087 [via git-merge-pr]
Closes: void-linux#47087 [via git-merge-pr]
Closes: void-linux#47087 [via git-merge-pr]
Testing the changes
Testing is very appreciated, I had some initial issues adding my printer to CUPS (I changed my Wi-Fi network recently so I needed to add it again anyway), but it works now and I'm not quite sure if that was a fluke.