Add boost-python3-devel 'boost' rule for Fedora #21333
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clalancette
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Jun 21, 2019
| @@ -287,7 +287,7 @@ boost: | |||
| squeeze: [libboost1.42-all-dev] | |||
| stretch: [libboost-all-dev] | |||
| wheezy: [libboost-all-dev] | |||
| fedora: [boost-devel, boost-python2-devel] | |||
| fedora: [boost-devel, boost-python2-devel, boost-python3-devel] | |||
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I see. On Ubuntu bionic, libboost-all-dev pulls in libboost-python-dev, which pulls in libboost-python1.65-dev. That package contains support for both python2 and python3, so adding in the additional key for Fedora makes sense.
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Some ROS 2 packages are using this key, and it appears that the expectation is that all of the boost development packages are present.