Carl George
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It's not technically not possible for EPEL packages to have build dependencies on non-default module packages. It is however technically possible for EPEL packages to have runtime dependencies on such packages. Doing so is a poor user experience because the package would fail to install by default, and would only install once a particular module stream is enabled. To avoid this situation, let's clarify the policy that such runtime dependencies are not allowed. |
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