Use dpkg-shlibdeps to generate dependency list for Debian package
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The old way of doing it would mistakingly add `libc6-dev` as a dependency to sparoid under Ubuntu Noble (24.04) and Debian Bookworm (12). This is the 'same' change as in cloudamqp/websocket-tcp-relay#21
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WHY are these changes introduced?
The old way of doing it would mistakingly add
libc6-devas a dependency to sparoid under Ubuntu Noble (24.04) and Debian Bookworm (12).This is the 'same' change as in cloudamqp/websocket-tcp-relay#21
WHAT is this pull request doing?
Using
dpkg-shlibdepsto generate dependency list for the Debian package.HOW can this pull request be tested?
Built Ubuntu 18.04/24.04 and Debian 10/12 locally and inspected the generated
Depends:line (added afterbuild/debstep:RUN dpkg -I $(find . -name *.deb)).Also manually installed the 24.04 package on a 24.04 machine, and 22.04 respectively seems to work fine.