As of this writing, it's not possible to install world/pipewire, as it has a locked dependency to a specific version of libcamera:
# pacman -S pipewire
resolving dependencies...
warning: cannot resolve "libcamera-base.so=0.0.4-64", a dependency of "pipewire"
warning: cannot resolve "libcamera.so=0.0.4-64", a dependency of "pipewire"
:: The following package cannot be upgraded due to unresolvable dependencies:
pipewire
Today, libcamera was updated to 0.0.5-1, breaking this dependency.
https://packages.artixlinux.org/details/libcamera
This currently prevents a new basestrap install from proceeding, since I can't install graphical apps that rely on pipewire.
I don't want this topic to get heated, but this sort of thing happens fairly regularly in Artix. Why are libraries being updated before other packages that rely on them?
Are you on stable or using gremlins?
Also wait a few hours, currently there are some buildsystem issues, so probably it's caused by that. :)
This is stable. It's a brand new install actually, this error is actually from me basestrapping from a base-runit USB. The only repositories available are system, world, and galaxy.
Some of you sure are zealous updaters. There's roughly an hour in-between the new libcamera (https://gitea.artixlinux.org/packagesL/libcamera/commit/222e8f1be624eaff3e8ef89839b739a071b9aa11) being moved to stable and the pipewire (https://gitea.artixlinux.org/packagesP/pipewire/commit/04e774bb283d8de5254a0a0de482a2bc58f84352) rebuild being moved. The delay is because python is also being moved (actually right now as we speak).
Not a zealous updater really... just trying to debug some issues I had with instability and crashing. I thought I would start over with a fresh install to diagnose it further, and got hit with this during the new install process
I had this same issue but eventually the update for pipewire came through. Whatever was done with python, as mentioned by
@Dudemanguy , broke other applications like Lutris. I'll file a separate post for that.