Even though we've declared these dependencies for a while now, Jenkins
has not published packages with them, because without a new upstream
version, fpm believes that there's no new package to build. This
resolves that by building a new iteration of the affected packages.
This is less than ideal, because if a new version is released, we'll
automatically package it with iteration 2. That is not correct, but
it doesn't affect any functionality, and we already have a plan to do
things properly in #6885. So we'll live with "correct functionality,
gross aesthetics" until then.
Ward approved in conversation. Refs #6638, #7370.
fpm_depends+=(libc6)
;;
esac
+
+# FIXME: Remove this line after #6885 is done.
+fpm_args+=(--iteration 2)
fpm_depends+=(libc6 libfuse2)
;;
esac
+
+# FIXME: Remove this line after #6885 is done.
+fpm_args+=(--iteration 2)
fpm_depends+=(libc6)
;;
esac
+
+# FIXME: Remove this line after #6885 is done.
+fpm_args+=(--iteration 2)
+# FIXME: Remove this line after #6885 is done.
+fpm_args+=(--iteration 2)
+
case "$TARGET" in
centos6)
fpm_depends+=(