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Request 556611 accepted
Build using Qt5 in stead of Qt4 (forwarded request 556610 from worldcitizen)
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Build using Qt5 in stead of Qt4 (forwarded request 556610 from worldcitizen)
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A bit strange that building using Qt5 fwbuilder would no longer need openssl, don't you think? (and no, relying on anything else pulling in deps for you is always wrong and results in all kind of weird long-term build failures)
I've removed BuildRequires: pkgconfig(openssl) as this requirement is already fulfilled via another BuildRequires, probably: pkgconfig(Qt5Network). I thought that it's otherwise redundant. I can add this line if it's preferred like that.
To answer the question, one should know:
does fwbuilder explicitly use openssl stuff, then you have to buildrequire it. If it only uses it transient from other sources but does not include/callout to openssl, you don't need the buildrequires.