I am trying to create a deb package of programX.Y, it is possible that in the destine system exist the same program but other version (programX.Z) if I generate a deb pacakge with:dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc --source-option=--include-binaries --source-option=-isessionWhen I try to install the pacakge in a system that has other version of program (programX.Z) I get:dpkg: error processing programX.Y.deb (--install):    trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/XXX', which is also in package programX.ZI know if I pass --force-overwrite I solve the problem, but I don't want that solution.The question is how can I create a deb package of a program version that could be install in the system and force overwriting automatically. An example could be python. Python3 has many versions (3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5...). I want install my custom python package version 3.6 in system that has installed python3.4.It is possible?
How to force to override files when creating deb package?
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