CI: Introduce a separate dependency list for Ubuntu packages - #6748
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Ubuntu 26.04 has a kind of a issue: installing build-essential and libopenmpi-dev (an indirect dependency of libocct-data-exchange-dev) results in installing two versions of libstdc++, 15 and 16, which in turn causes building errors. The most simple solution (explicit installation of gfortran-15) can be applied to CI but is not suitable for end users. This change overcomes the libopenmpi-dev installation by replacing some development packages with runtime ones for end-user .deb packages.
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disable-build-linux-vcpkg
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Note: Ubuntu 26.04 support is not merged yet; see #6738. |
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Ubuntu 26.04 has a kind of a issue: installing build-essential and libopenmpi-dev (an indirect dependency of libocct-data-exchange-dev) results in installing two versions of libstdc++, 15 and 16, which in turn causes building errors. The most simple solution (explicit installation of gfortran-15) can be applied to CI but is not suitable for end users. This change overcomes the libopenmpi-dev installation by replacing some development packages with runtime ones for end-user .deb packages.