On Mit, 02 Mai 2007, Frank Küster wrote:
> > ! I can't find file `ecrm1095'.
>
> That's an interesting one: It used only texlive-latex-base as
> Build-Dep. It's already fixed by adding tl-latex-recommended, I hope it
> works this time.
Should.
> (Hint: This wouldn't have happened if all packages uploaded to the
> archive were built in clean chroots...)
What I am normally doing ...
> I wonder whether we should think of gathering information about a
> potential "texlive-builddep" package. While there are reasons that
> collection-latexbase does not contain the EC fonts, most packages that
> build-depend on TeX will need them, and there might be similar cases.
Or `texlive'?
Depends: texlive-fonts-recommended, texlive-latex-recommended,
texlive-latex-base
which is reasonable.
> Or we just suggest maintainers to start with texlive-latex-recommended
> instead of -base? Or we make clean-chroot-builds mandatory?
No chance.
Best wishes
Norbert
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