Hi, I've fixed RC bug #678559 as introducing new upstream release. This debdiff is huge, however, most of the code is able to be ignored. - Some of them are for Win32 and MacOSX, we can ignore it. - Rest of them are "PyCXX" library, but Debian use it as python-cxx-dev package to specified with "--pycxx-src-dir=/usr/share/python$*/CXX", so we can ignore it. So, you may think why I didn't create minimum set patch from upstream. Because, I don't want to introduce _any_ regression _by Debian_. Pros) - pysvn supports subversion1.7 - not introduce any regression by Debian - easy apply security update in the future if vulnerablity will be - we can step forward to unblock subversion1.7 (as http://release.debian.org/britney/hints/jcristau) Cons) - it is not suitable for basic freeze rule note) - upstream code seems to be stable enough, no critical issue was reported and upstream haven't released any patch for this version since 3rd Mar 2012 - it's before freeze (I wonder why current package maintainer didn't put it to repository. Please consider to allow pushing this update to repository. Thanks. -- Regards, Hideki Yamane henrich @ debian.or.jp/org http://wiki.debian.org/HidekiYamane
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