Control: block -1 by 922566 Control: block -1 by 922569 Control: block -1 by 922570 Control: block -1 by 922573 Control: block -1 by 922574 Control: block -1 by 922578 Control: block -1 by 922579 Control: block -1 by 922582 Control: block -1 by 922583 Control: block -1 by 922584 Control: block -1 by 922585 Control: block -1 by 922586 Control: block -1 by 922587 Control: block -1 by 922588 Control: block -1 by 922589 Control: block -1 by 922590 Control: block -1 by 922591 Control: block -1 by 922592 Control: block -1 by 922593 Control: block -1 by 922595 Control: block -1 by 922596 Control: block -1 by 922597 Control: block -1 by 922600 Control: tags -1 - moreinfo Hi Mo, > On 2019-09-30 09:02, Mo Zhou wrote: >> Shall we proceed with the opencv transition? The opencv 3.2.0 in >> unstable >> is too ancient. The automatically generated ben file looks good: >> >> https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/auto-opencv.html >> >> I'm planning to remove the mipsel architecture since it suffers >> a lot from OOM issue during compilation, so please ignore the FTBFS >> on mipsel: >> https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=opencv&suite=experimental Make sure you involve ftp-master straight away when you upload. >> AFAIK opencv 3.x -> 4.x breaks nearly all the reverse dependencies, due >> to >> API changes or header path change. >> I have already filed FTBFS bugs against those correcponding packages >> when opencv 4.0.1 landed onto experimental. Now it's 4.1.1 and I think >> the result won't be different. Could you please check that I have found all these bugs that you filed? Please add any that I missed. Although the tracker doesn't show any collision, I'd like to finish the perl transition first. Please go ahead when perl 5.30 migrates to testing. Once uploaded raise the severity of all those FTBFS bugs. Paul
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