docker: update to bookworm #24
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bullseye debian does not expose libsoup-3.0-dev development package while bookwork does. Also updating the library version dependency for the Dockerfile
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+1. I had to do this to be able to use |
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Apologies to @diegonieto, I must have missed the notification about this PR when it was first opened 🙈 |
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bullseye does not expose
libsoup-3.0development package while bookwork does:https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=libsoup-3.0-dev&searchon=names&suite=stable§ion=all
In the Makefile there is an explicit dependency to 3.0:
simple-whip-client/Makefile
Line 3 in f5eeb51
Also updating the library version dependency for the Dockerfile