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Broken linkage means that a formula has a missing library dependency that wasn't fulfilled by installing the (recursive) dependencies declared in the formula. That said, I've seen the linkage check fail spuriously on occasion on Linux, so it's possible (especially if you're otherwise using bottles) that this is one of those instances. I haven't worked out how to reproduce this, though. You can see what I think |
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Okay so I've run OutputWarning: linkage is a developer command, so Homebrew's developer mode has been automatically turned on. To turn developer mode off, run brew developer offSystem libraries: |
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Please also run the other suggested commands. Without it it's still hard to determine a cause. |
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I'm also seeing this with the |
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same here, with same deps... |
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uninstalled postgis, poppler-qt5 and gdal, then reinstalled postgis and it worked. BTW I am using |
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I found many times that homebrew says: "Reinstalling 1 dependent with broken linkage from source" and reinstalls qt building it from source.
I'm trying to understand what this means and why does it build it from source while usually it uses a bottle (I think) if I manually install it. Also, how can I know which package depends on qt that forces this reinstallation?
I'd like to know how can I investigate this issue further as QT compilation takes around 40 minutes of 100% CPU usage and it's very annoying.
My platform is:
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