El 17/5/25 a las 1:13, Cyril Brulebois escribió:
Soren Stoutner <soren@debian.org> (2025-05-05):Filing these bug reports sounds like a good idea to me. I don’t see any reason to wait as these will be severity:minor, so they won’t interfere with the trixie release.Filing now can trigger uploads to fix those minor bugs, meaning packages that absolutely do not meet requirements for freeze exceptions end up in unstable. Depending on circumstances, they might make migrations of other packages more complicated than they need to be. (I'll refrain from naming a particular example, but I'm aware of one of those without even searching for it, it just happened to show up on one of my specific “important for the release” radars…)
Hi. Discussing about the right time to report those bugs does not make much sense anymore, because Lucas already reported them :-) They are here usertagged: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?users=lucas@debian.org;tag=ftbfs-shuffle Now we can only expect maintainers to act responsibly, and as you point out, be particularly careful about not affecting other packages. I think the idea of reporting them now was more about letting the bugs to be known "soon", more than starting to fix them "soon". Now we can forward the bugs upstream and some of the fixes will be present in the new upstream releases that we will start to upload after the release. Thanks.