Alastair McKinstry <mckinstry@debian.org> writes: > But build-rdeps reveals 459 packages have a build-depend on > unicode-data. This seems excessive to rebuild; most are recursive > rdeps and likely false positives, and there is no apparent way to > check beyond forcing all to add "built-using". Building all reverse dependencies for a new package version on Salsa is easy, although there is a 100 package limit for usage protection. We've used that approach in the Go team for larger updates. If you do a baseline reverse build on the current version you will get the first 100 rdep packages rebuilt, and if you do another rdep build for your new version, you will get a good indication of problems. /Simon
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