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Mutilple fixed
- Add mount pkg-config flags to library Makefile
- Update dependencies in deepin-anything-server-lib.pc.in
Summary by Sourcery
Add mount dependency to the library build and update the package config template to reflect the new dependency
Enhancements:
- Introduce pkg-config cflags and libs for mount in the library Makefile
- Include mount flags in the compilation and linking steps
- Update dependencies in deepin-anything-server-lib.pc.in
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Reviewer's Guide
This PR integrates mount library support into the build system by extending pkg-config flags in the library Makefile and updating the pkg-config metadata in the .pc.in template.
File-Level Changes
| Change | Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Introduce mount pkg-config flags into the library build |
|
src/library/Makefile |
| Update pkg-config dependencies in the .pc.in template |
|
src/server/backend/deepin-anything-server-lib.pc.in |
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TAG Bot
New tag: 6.2.10 DISTRIBUTION: unstable Suggest: synchronizing this PR through rebase #179