Remove wxgtk2 first and then proceed with the upgrade answering “Y”.
Edit
Ah, you did the upgrade answering “n” already?
Remove wxgtk2: sudo pacman -R wxgtk2
Then replace the other two: sudo pacman -S wxwidgets-common wxwidgets-gtk3 (Answer with “Y”)
Thanks for this! It allowed me to update with no apparent issues.
However, espanso is now complaining that it doesn’t find a shared library called libwx_gtk2u_html-3.0.so.0. As espanso depended on wxgtk3, can it be that replacing wxgtk3 with wxwidgets-common breaks espanso (or filezilla, which also depends on wxgtk3)?
A more general question would be: replacing renamed packages with pacman -S is expected to break the packages that depended on them?
Yes! That worked, thank you. I had already tried reinstalling it but forgot to clean before compiling, so I guess I was not really rebuilding it from scratch.
Normally not. In this case, those packages got a version upgrade as well. The Arch team will rebuild all packages that depend on those.