felix commented on this pull request.
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+# Template file for 'acousticbrainz-client'
+pkgname=acousticbrainz-client
+version=0.1
+revision=1
+only_for_archs="i686 x86_64"
It pulls in the statically built essentia extractor which is only available for i686 and x86_64. The project wants/recommends using their binary over building your own to provide consistent results.
just noticed a small typo on teh subject:
[voidlinux/void-packages] New package: acoustibrainz-client (#5008)
is missing teh last c of acoustic
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Igor
If you really need to install one of two binary packages, you need to add a case/esac statement to set both, distfiles and checksum for the binary.
I'd still prefer to have this built from source. At the very least this binary package should have a `-bin` extension, if some day the same package is built from source. This already happened for some packages in Void, e.g. lightzone and libreoffice.