Don't fail if missing dependency is in excludeLibraryPatterns#226
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Don't fail if missing dependency is in excludeLibraryPatterns#226remleduff wants to merge 1 commit intolinuxdeploy:masterfrom
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Hey, just trying to bring this up. I'm in a similar setup, and I would also like to avoid failing here. Can this be merged? Thanks for your efforts! |
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We're trying to build an AppImage with one specific library that is excluded so that it comes from the host rather than the AppImage, using the --exclude command line option.
However, our CI build systems don't include that library at all, and this fails with:
This is unfortunate, because libcuda.so.1 was excluded, and not expected to be part of the appimage in the first place.
Making this a warning allows our build to succeed, and the resulting AppImage uses libcuda from the host as expected.
(This addresses the issue from #225)