- If it doesn’t, run your build in a Docker container representing a newer Ubuntu (e.g.
ubuntu:disco
). There, you can install the library viaapt
.
EDIT: disco would be sufficient, but travis provides only bionic
I’ve hacked around by adding the source line for
cosmic main
, and
I tried this too (https://github.com/Kreyrock/Kreyrock/blob/master/.travis.yml#L4) but i’m reaching timeout (https://travis-ci.org/Kreyrock/Kreyrock/builds/618839941#L21938) since it has lots of dependencies that takes too much time to install even from binary.
If your program needs to work in earlier versions of Ubuntu, install
libfuse
3 from source and ship it with your app (either statically linked or linked as a private copy, e.g. via rpath)
Pita and possibly avoiding issues with dependencies, i need reliable testing environment instead of wasting another 12 hours with this…