Support multilib installation on RPM distributions #1228
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Major RPM distributions define the CMake variable LIB_SUFFIX to determine if libraries should be shipped in /usr/lib64 or /usr/lib
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@hguemar interesting, thanks, I wasn't aware of Do you mind filing a ticket at https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/FACT describing the issue and then referencing the ticket in the commit summary like "(FACT-1234) Support multilib installation on RPM distributions"? That will get it past our commit checker in travis-ci, and also appeases our release script. Thanks! |
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I'll take care of this in a helper I'm creating in Leatherman. |
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Created LTH-64, this will be dealt with downstream from that change. |
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Major RPM distributions define the CMake variable LIB_SUFFIX to determine
if libraries should be shipped in /usr/lib64 or /usr/lib