Hi Jerome,
thanks for the results
Am Dienstag, den 29.11.2011, 15:54 +0100 schrieb Jerome Vouillon:
> Hi Joachim,
>
> I'm trying the tools that I'm currently developing on the Haskell
> migration. (We discussed about them at IRILL.) Here are the results.
>
> An issue I have is that the Haskell documentation is broken on ia64:
> the packages containing the documentation depends on the virtual
> package haddock-interface-16 which is not provided by any package on
> ia64. As these are arch:all packages, britney does not see that...
Yes, these arch:all package will not be installable without ghc-haddock,
but AFAIK, this is ok.
> > Now the haskell package are in shape for a migration:
> > http://release.debian.org/transitions/html/haskell.html
>
> As far as I can see, agda (packages agda, agda-stdlib, and
> haskell-dummy) will prevent the migration.
haskell-dummy has the same version in testing as in unstable; nothing
needs to migrate there, I think.
About agda, you are right; I forgot that it also builds a haskell
library, so it is tied into the transition.
> There is also an issue with haskell-yesod. Indeed, we have the
> following dependencies:
> - libghc-yesod-dev depend on libghc-yesod-form-dev;
> - libghc-yesod-form-dev depends on libghc-shakespeare-js-dev;
> - libghc-shakespeare-js-dev depends on libghc-shakespeare-dev.
> But the last package is not up to date under powerpc.
Thanks for pointing that out. Both agda and haskell-shakespeare need to
be removed on powerpc, where we stopped supporting packages that require
Template Haskell. I’ll file the removal bugs right awaay.
> Left-over powerpc packages from the source package haskell-chart
> (packages libghc-chart-dev, libghc-chart-prof, and libghc-chart-doc)
> need to be removed ("decrufted") from unstable as well.
Do you mean removed from testing?
> Then, the ages of haskell-shakespeare (6 days) and
> kfreebsd-kernel-headers (5 days) will delay the migration.
>
> > The last upload of a haskell package is haskell-maths, and needs 7 more
> > days to be ready to migrate.
>
> It seems that this package can migrate independently from the others.
Hmm, interesting; not what I expected, but no reason to complain.
Greetings,
Joachim
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