Hi Mike, On Mon, Aug 03, 2020 at 05:39:23AM +0900, Mike Hommey wrote: > I'd rather replace nss-config with upstream's.
Please don't. That makes nss-config subtly buggy. The upstream nss-config simply calls into pkg-config. In particular, it uses the unqualified pkg-config. So the behaviour of nss-config becomes dependent on the architecture you install pkg-config. In practice that means that means when you install libnss3-dev for a foreign architecture, it will be broken. And that amounts to breaking cross builds. Really, using upstream's is the worst of choices here. Even removing nss-config entirely would be better as that'd force dependent packages (of which there are about 12) to properly use pkg-config instead. So no, please don't use upstream's nss-config. Helmut
