Hi, looking into this it seems that the way forward towards getting the latest pandoc into Debian, we should first upgrade gtk, shakespeare and leksah. These three sets of packages require each other, but nothing else. The list of changes is: $ git diff master..new-leksah -U0|grep -v @ diff --git a/packages.txt b/packages.txt index 483a383..b4f1530 100644 --- a/packages.txt +++ b/packages.txt -bluetile 0.6 binary +bluetile 0.6 binary obsolete -cairo 0.12.5.3 +cairo 0.13.0.0 -diagrams-gtk 1.0.1.2 +diagrams-gtk 1.0.1.3 -gconf 0.12.1.1 +gconf 0.13.0.0 +ghcjs-codemirror 0.0.0.1 +ghcjs-dom 0.1.0.0 -gio 0.12.5.3 +gio 0.13.0.0 -glade 0.12.1 +glade 0.12.5.0 obsolete -glib 0.12.5.3 +glib 0.13.0.1 -gstreamer 0.12.1.2 -gtk 0.12.5.6 -gtk2hs-buildtools 0.12.5.2 binary -gtk3 0.12.5.6 -gtkglext 0.12.1 -gtksourceview2 0.12.3.1 -gtk-traymanager 0.1.3 +gstreamer 0.12.1.2 obsolete +gtk 0.13.0.0 +gtk2hs-buildtools 0.13.0.1 binary +gtk3 0.13.0.0 +gtkglext 0.12.1 obsolete +gtksourceview2 0.13.0.0 +gtksourceview3 0.13.0.0 +gtk-traymanager 0.1.5 -hamlet 1.1.9.2 +hamlet 1.2.0 # needs to be obsoleted +jsaddle 0.2.0.0 -leksah 0.12.1.3 binary -leksah-server 0.12.1.2 +leksah 0.14.0.1 binary +leksah-server 0.14.0.0 -libtagc 0.12.0 +libtagc 0.12.0 obsolete -ltk 0.12.1.0 +ltk 0.14.0.0 -pango 0.12.5.3 +pango 0.13.0.0 -reform-hamlet 0.0.2 +reform-hamlet 0.0.3 +regex-tdfa-text 1.0.0.2 -shakespeare 1.2.1.1 -shakespeare-css 1.0.7.4 -shakespeare-i18n 1.0.0.5 -shakespeare-js 1.2.0.4 -shakespeare-text 1.0.2 +shakespeare 2.0.1.1 +shakespeare-css 1.1.0 # needs to be obsoleted +shakespeare-i18n 1.1.0 # needs to be obsoleted +shakespeare-js 1.3.0 # needs to be obsoleted +shakespeare-text 1.1.0 # needs to be obsoleted -svgcairo 0.12.1 +svgcairo 0.13.0.0 +vado 0.0.1 +vcsgui 0.1.0.0 +vcswrapper 0.1.0 -vte 0.12.1 +vte 0.13.0.0 -webkit 0.12.3 +webkit 0.13.0.0 +webkitgtk3 0.13.0.0 +webkitgtk3-javascriptcore 0.13.0.0 -yesod-markdown 0.8.5 group=new-binary +yesod-markdown 0.9.2 group=new-binary You will notice that there are a bunch of new packages, and a bunch of obsoletions (gtk libraries, and bluetile). The latter is a bit unfortunate, but it seems bluetile is unmaintained by now. Should we go ahead with this? Or wait to hear from upstream about the status of the gtk-related libraries? Or simply drop leksah, which is a large beast... do we know if people even use the Debian packaging of it? Greetings, Joachim -- Joachim "nomeata" Breitner Debian Developer nomeata@debian.org | ICQ# 74513189 | GPG-Keyid: F0FBF51F JID: nomeata@joachim-breitner.de | http://people.debian.org/~nomeata
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