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Bug#865231: marked as done (texlive-latex-recommended: no longer Provides latex-xcolor, making reverse dependencies uninstallable)



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regarding texlive-latex-recommended: no longer Provides latex-xcolor, making reverse dependencies uninstallable
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Package: texlive-latex-recommended
Version: 2017.20170619-1
Severity: serious

This version of texlive-latex-recommended has silently (at least there
is no mention in the Debian changelog) dropped its Provides from
2016.20170123-5, making two reverse dependencies of latex-xcolor
uninstallable: auto-multiple-choice-common and doxygen-latex.  Please
file bugs on those to update their dependencies and re-add the
"Provides: latex-xcolor" in the meantime.

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On 20.06.2017 07:06, Norbert Preining wrote:

Hi,

>> quite a few packages in unstable and experimental which build-depend on
> 
> Thanks, I actually searched with apt-cache rdepends and did expect
> that something shows up, but it didn't. The grep-dctrl is the better tool.
> 
> I have submitted bugs to the packages.
> 
Meanwhile all of these bugs (except #865240) are closed and archived. So
I guess our one can be closed too.

Hilmar
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