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Re: NMU round needed for libsigc++0c2 rdeps, on several archs



On Fri, Nov 16, 2007 at 02:20:42AM +0100, Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> Given the listing on <http://packages.debian.org/sid/libsigc++0c2>, it
> looks like affected archs are actually: amd64, arm, armel, m68k, s390.

FWIW, I don't have access to wanna-build for armel; you'll need to contact
the armel porters separately about binNMUs for that arch.

> I guess that the suggested binNMU-round should fix this:
>   xgsmlib_0.2-7,        2, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64 arm armel m68k s390
>   shaketracker_0.4.6-5, 2, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64
>   shaketracker_0.4.6-5, 3, Rebuild against libsigc++, arm armel m68k s390
>   libicq2000_0.3.2-7,   1, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64 arm armel m68k s390
>   ickle_0.3.2-7,        1, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64 arm armel m68k s390
>   gtkguitune_0.7-7,     2, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64 arm armel m68k s390
>   gabber_0.8.8-9.1,     2, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64 arm armel m68k s390

Scheduled, thanks.

>   gtkmm_1.2.10-8,       2, Rebuild against libsigc++, amd64 arm armel m68k s390

Superseded by a sourceful NMU.

> With a Dep-Wait on libsigc++-dev >> 1.0.4-9.1+b1 (or >= 1.0.4-9.2).

dep-wait not needed, libsigc++-dev is already current on all the relevant
archs.

> I hope I didn't screw up things too much, it's been a while since I
> didn't request binNMUs. Unsure about whether I should have put
> shaketracker's amd64 along with the other archs, skipping +b2.

Either way is fine; the way you've done it is consistent with how binNMUs
are usually numbered.

> I also didn't check deeper reverse dependencies, but that might be
> needed as well.

Presumably any such packages whose dependencies would change as a result of
this are buggy for not having an explicit build-dependency.

Cheers,
-- 
Steve Langasek                   Give me a lever long enough and a Free OS
Debian Developer                   to set it on, and I can move the world.
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