deb: auto-inject shlibs:depends and misc:depends #411
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These are dependencies that will be resolved automatically by debbuild. If they are not needed then the resulting control file that is output by debbuild will not include anything extra. However, when the dependencies are needed it is important to have them. This helps keep the spec more generic and avoid making mistakes. Signed-off-by: Brian Goff <cpuguy83@gmail.com>
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These are dependencies that will be resolved automatically by debbuild. If they are not needed, then the resulting control file that is output by debbuild will not include anything extra.
However, when the dependencies are needed it is important to have them.
This helps keep the spec more generic and avoid making mistakes.