alpm: add compatibility with libalpm 14 #721
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jelly
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This is missing support for https://gitlab.archlinux.org/pacman/pacman/-/commit/dc91476555e5ac636d27bbe635e647a70f911e71 |
In libalpm alpm_conflict_t package struct members are now of type alpm_pkg_t instead of char*. Don't crash on the new directive CacheServer.
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In libalpm alpm_conflict_t package struct members are now of type alpm_pkg_t instead of char*.
libalpm sadly does not expose the version in
libalpm.hin theory this can be made backwards compatible, but not sure how to hack that in withpkgconf --modversion libalpmand most distro's shipping pacman are rolling release so should have pacman 6.1