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libcurl3 on Debian 10 #15101

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GogoFC opened this issue Mar 24, 2020 · 5 comments
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libcurl3 on Debian 10 #15101

GogoFC opened this issue Mar 24, 2020 · 5 comments

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@GogoFC
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GogoFC commented Mar 24, 2020

Hello, am I doing this very wrong and breaking stuff or slightly wrong?

I edited /DEBIAN/control file and removed libcurl3 dependency since libcurl4 is installed and repackaged deb file and installed it.

It works fine as far as I can tell, live preview, two pages previewed different ports etc.

Does this mean brackets is actually using library 4, or does it mean it's not using anything since it wants 3. Should I download 3 and repackage it inside brackets so it can actually use it?

What parts of brackets use libcurl so I can see if it's broken, how can I test that.

Edit: I read somewhere else on here that libcurl isn't actually needed at all.

So I just repackaged it without those depencencies.

https://github.com/GogoAkira/Brackets-deb-file-minus-libcurl3/blob/master/brackets_1.14.1-17752_amd64.deb

@hexadecimalDinosaur
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hexadecimalDinosaur commented Mar 29, 2020

This is also an issue on Ubuntu 20.04
I am using the daily development release

@JakeClovis
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i got the same problem I'm using Kali 2020.*
with unsatisfied dependencies libcurl3
so i can't install brakets

@crborga
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crborga commented Mar 31, 2020

Hello, am I doing this very wrong and breaking stuff or slightly wrong?

I edited /DEBIAN/control file and removed libcurl3 dependency since libcurl4 is installed and repackaged deb file and installed it.

It works fine as far as I can tell, live preview, two pages previewed different ports etc.

Does this mean brackets is actually using library 4, or does it mean it's not using anything since it wants 3. Should I download 3 and repackage it inside brackets so it can actually use it?

What parts of brackets use libcurl so I can see if it's broken, how can I test that.

Edit: I read somewhere else on here that libcurl isn't actually needed at all.

So I just repackaged it without those depencencies.

https://github.com/GogoAkira/Brackets-deb-file-minus-libcurl3/blob/master/brackets_1.14.1-17752_amd64.deb

Good work seems to work just fine

@mimattr
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mimattr commented Apr 6, 2020

@GogoAkira @UserBlackBox Unfortunately this issue has been a blocker for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS onward despite being reported (and resolved) 2 years ago: #14171

Perhaps it's best to fork the brackets-shell repository and commit your changes, then create a pull request for @swmitra:

https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell/blob/master/installer/linux/debian/control

@reetp
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reetp commented Apr 23, 2020

Already done ages ago, and ignored. Dec 2018.

adobe/brackets-shell#662

Really don't get their problem - so many outstanding Issues on this one point. Ridiculous.

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