> On 5 Jun 2020, at 17:06, Jonas Smedegaard <jo...@jones.dk> wrote: > > Sorry, I was too fast - indeed we don't do the above (we do not probe > for and tie to a specific package version) - but I am confused: why is > it not reliable to use the provided ABI?
The uwsgi-plugin-php is a sort of special case, as the phpapi-<number>
can be resolved with any SAPI (CLI, CGI, apache2, FCGI) and you need
to depend on a specific SAPI.
Or just wait for php-default 76 to migrate as that solves the problem with
allowing multiple PHP versions to be installed, so if you depend on
libphp-embed,
it will pull php-common and that version has:
Breaks: […]
php5.6-common,
php5.6-common (<< 5.6.18+dfsg-10~),
php5.6-json (<< 1.3.9-2~),
php7.0-common,
php7.0-common (<< 7.0.3-11~),
php7.1-common,
php7.2-common,
php7.3-common
So, it ensures that only PHP 7.4 can be installed.
Ondrej
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