32-bit CI build process : Remove some 64-bit packages #1985
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I've merged this PR without review to get the CI working again. I'm not completely happy with doing this. If anyone has got any better ideas on improving the 32-bit solution, or can improve my shell scripting please feel free to jump in. |
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The 32-bit CI build process is broken again.
The reason this time appears to be that the libtiff-dev:i386 package conflicts with the libtiff-dev:amd64 package. The exact reason for this isn't clear to me. At the time of writing, both i386 and amd64 packages appear to have the same version, namely
4.0.9-5ubuntu0.4.I've tried to come up with a more pro-active solution this time. What I've done, is for i386 builds where
libxxx-dev:i386is installed, I've removedlibxxx-dev:amd64beforehand. We shouldn't need any of these packages for a 32-bit build and removing them should greatly decrease the chances of a package version clash if the repos are out-of sync.