solver: avoid duplicate libc in packages.yaml#51350
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Since `packages.yaml` is a global variable, we need to check whether the entry was already added in a previous call. This causes the existence of multiple "equivalent" solutions in clingo, which would all map to the same concrete spec. Signed-off-by: Massimiliano Culpo <[email protected]>
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Close this in favor of #51355 |
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packages.yamlis a global variable, we need to check whether the entry was already added in a previous call. This causes the existence of multiple "equivalent" solutions inclingo, which would all map to the same concrete spec.