On Wednesday 20 January 2016, Sebastian Dröge wrote: > --enable-experimental does not sound very promising, but I guess if > it's used by chromium what can we do? > > Will upload a new version later.
Yeah, I don't like it either. I had to replace a nice pkgconfig check with manual config build-test since we can't depend on distro's to enable experimental features. I guess Debian doesn't currently unbundle libvpx or you would have heard from Chromium package maintainer. Note, enabling it adds 4 new symbols to the binary, which might require a minor version bumb depending on your ABI rules (debuild complained about it when I tried and I needed to update libvpx3.symbols too), but at least it should break ABI with existing uses of libvpx3, so the package name could stay the same. Best regards `Allan
