On 10/29/18 8:35 PM, Mattia Rizzolo wrote: > On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 03:46:45PM +0100, Alexander Wirt wrote: >>> With the normal schedule, it can take upto 7 weeks to clear the >>> dependency tree. Would it be possible to consider this as a special case >>> and fast track the following packages? > > Not sure I follow, but why not just upload them all in one batch? If I > read correctly your email we are talking about only a 20ish sources? > then it should be feasible, and Alex when he processes backports-new he > tends to just process them all in one go, just make sure they are all > acceptable. > If I upload gitlab 11.1.8 to unstable and that migrate to testing before gitlab 10.8.7 is accepted to stretch-backports, would gitlab 10.8.7 be rejected for "version not in testing"? (node-unicode-data was rejected like that once). Currently I have uploaded gitlab 11.1.8 to experimental since I don't want that to block gitlab 10.8.7. Since gitlab 10.11.8 requires ruby >= 2.4, I will need to backport ruby first and that can cause even more delays to getting gitlab to stretch-backports.
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