Ensure the libpq{,N}-dev package is removed in CI
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Looks good, let's see what CI says |
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Crap, that should have been against develop! Well, it's CI only... |
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In apt
libpq-dev(or something likelibpq5-dev) provides apg_configbinary, so that the client libraries can be located. We should remove that with the other stuff, so that we can catch cases wehre we are accidentally using thw wrongpg_config(see #981).I also changed the globs to regexs, since I'm not sure how the globbing was working in the first place (shouldn't the glob expand to paths) and the internet says that it
apt removecan be given a regex.