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Yes, I know there might be checksums, but I think it's still a problem.</pre>
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As you've noticed by carefully reviewing the PR <span
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tags
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I think a good example is librsvg. It's a library, written significantl
in rust, but programs that use it just look for a .h and link against
it. They aren't forced to act like it's all special because it used
rust.</pre>
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As you've noticed, my PR offers that possibility if someone packages
cpcodec and installs pcodec.h and libpcodec.so
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Is pcodec packaged in Debian or any place else? </pre>
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Not that I'm aware of
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Deoes gdal have a prior history of dealing with dependencies that should
be packaged but aren't?</pre>
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yes and no. We have a few vendored ones
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I wonder if the plugin system is the answer here, to say that anything
with troublesome (not packaged and checkable with cmake without special
help) dependencies should be a plugin maintained in a separate repo.</pre>
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<p>The Zarr driver itself can be built as a plugin. But a plugin of
a plugin, that's unknown territory</p>
<p>Anyway if you or anyone else doesn't like it, GDAL_USE_PCODEC=NO
will be your friend, and/or not having git or cargo in your build
env.</p>
<p>Even</p>
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