Should the Fedora incus-agent package require the entire Incus stack to be installed? Let your voice be heard!

Hello Incus folks!

There is a discussion on Red Hat bugzilla about whether or not the the Fedora incus-agent package should require the entire Incus stack to be installed. My position is that it shouldn’t, but I’d love to hear what y’all think, preferably on the bug report so the package maintainers will know as well.

incus-agent packages can be used in two ways: either in guests directly, in which case they must be distributed as a standalone package, or in hosts for injection in guests, in which case they must be distributed as statically-built binaries.
Because it’s boring to maintain two sets of packages, you may as well distribute standalone, statically-built binaries, which have the property to play nice with both use cases.