Remove explicit erlang requirement from pacman install#615
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fruno-bulax wants to merge 1 commit intogleam-lang:mainfrom
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Remove explicit erlang requirement from pacman install#615fruno-bulax wants to merge 1 commit intogleam-lang:mainfrom
fruno-bulax wants to merge 1 commit intogleam-lang:mainfrom
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We do want people to have the graphical libraries installed by default, otherwise they can't use the debugging and introspection tooling. I agree with the decision to call the package with all the canonical features "Erlang" and the package with only a subset having a more specific name, as then it aligns with upstream. How much disc space would be saved by using the minimal version and not the full distribution? |
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gleamalready has a dependency toerlang-core!The package naming is somewhat unfortunate:
erlangis really "erlang plus a whole bunch of erlang packages including a whole graphical stack"