Rebuild Intel IPU7 camera against updated jsoncpp - #361
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The installed Intel IPU7 camera HAL requires
libjsoncpp.so.26, but jsoncpp 1.9.8-1 now provideslibjsoncpp.so.27. The HAL consequently fails to load, leaving applications with no usable camera stream.Bump
intel-ipu7-camerafrom1.0.5-1to1.0.5-2so the release builder recompiles the HAL against the current library. Addjsoncpptorebuild_onand usebin/sync-rebuilds intel-ipu7-camerato record the x86_64 dependency version, so future jsoncpp updates also trigger a package release.Validation:
bin/sync-rebuilds --self-test, a second targeted sync with no further changes, package metadata validation,bash -n,makepkg --printsrcinfo, andgit diff --checkall passed. A full package build and camera hardware test remain for the rebuilt package.