On Tue Oct 7 07:36:42 2025 +0000, Hans Leidekker wrote:
I'm not sure if it's worth adding a message for this. It's a case that users are unlikely to hit and they may miss the message anyway. It's also not clear what 'this package' means.
Well... to be honest I'm not sure how likely a user will install an application (and its dependencies), found out that it doesn't work, and then try again with upgraded Wine but the same $WINEPREFIX. It's also possible that a user doesn't really know about $WINEPREFIX at all...
But you do have a point in that the user might miss it anyway. So the question now becomes "what should we do in this case?". Should we simply return `ERROR_BAD_CONFIGURATION` silently? Or should we simply pass the first feature? Should we issue a warning/error in this case? Should we cross-check this behavior with Windows?