debian: depend on brz instead of bzr #507
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Dropping it entirely as per #505 it's even better of course |
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I think I was a bit to fast with approving. Wouldn't it make sense to use Even if I'm reluctant to drop the bzr code entirely, I would like get rid of hard dependencies on it (both brz and bzr). |
bzr is a deprecated, transitional empty package, pointingn to brz, since Debian 11, so switch to brz. Also downgrade from depend to recommend, as it is not used very widely.
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Sure, downgraded from depends: to recommends: same as mercurial |
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bzr is a deprecated, transitional empty package, pointingn to brz, since Debian 11