Hi!
Recently there was an update of the FreeType library. At the end of the FreeType build, the following text appears:
I assume this is to have PHP built with the latest version of FreeType. How important is this? What risks are there to rebuild, or not rebuild, PHP?
If you have more updates pending, this text will scroll by very quickly, and get lost in compilation noise. Would it be better to automatically trigger a rebuild of PHP in this case?
(Edit: If automatic updates are enabled, would php be rebuilt automatically then?)
Recently there was an update of the FreeType library. At the end of the FreeType build, the following text appears:
Code:
It is recommended to run "./build php n" after FreeType update.I assume this is to have PHP built with the latest version of FreeType. How important is this? What risks are there to rebuild, or not rebuild, PHP?
If you have more updates pending, this text will scroll by very quickly, and get lost in compilation noise. Would it be better to automatically trigger a rebuild of PHP in this case?
(Edit: If automatic updates are enabled, would php be rebuilt automatically then?)
