Multiple python package versions in PPA
I've added a python package called python3-pyarmnn to Debian (https:/
When I push new versions of the packaging it seems to overwrite the previous, I'm assuming this is by design as the archive should only have one version of the software at a time.
However, this python3-pyarmnn package is just a wrapper for a C++ library libarmnn26, 26 being its major version.
So from the PPA the user can apt install libarmnn26 or libarmnn25 etc, but if they install python3-pyarmnn it's always the latest and so that drags in the latest libarmnn i.e 26.
I tried installing python3-pyarmnn while specifying a version, but it appears only one is visible:
apt-cache policy python3-pyarmnn
python3-pyarmnn:
Installed: 21.08-1
Candidate: 21.08-1
Version table:
*** 21.08-1 500
500 http://
100 /var/lib/
This is compared to libarmnn2*:
root@ie-
libarmnn24:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 21.02-1
Version table:
21.02-1 500
500 http://
libarmnn25:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 21.05-1
Version table:
21.05-1 500
500 http://
libarmnn26:
Installed: 21.08-2
Candidate: 21.08-2
Version table:
*** 21.08-2 500
500 http://
100 /var/lib/
As shown above there is python3-pyarmnn version 21.08-1 which is the package version, the python __version__ of the module is 26.0.0, the previous being 21.05-1 and 25.0.0 respectively.
How can I make it so that user can install different versions of python3-pyarmnn?
Any help would be appreciated.
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