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Re: Outdated leaf packages to be removed



Hi,

On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 01:43:08AM +0100, Michael Banck wrote:
> > Maybe a way to avoid the (few) cases where linux/i386 is lagging behind
> > (due to FTBFS) could be running it against amd64 as well, and not
> > considering the sources not appearing in both.
 
Those are the ones which get dropped in that case, if I got the query
right:

- chocolate-doom              | 2.0.0-1                    | 1.7.0-3
- feh                         | 2.9.3-1                    | 2.3-2
- fldigi                      | 3.21.77-2                  | 3.21.77-1
- gcc-mingw-w64               | 4.8.2-12+12                | 4.8.2-11+12
- gromacs                     | 4.5.5-2                    | 4.6.5-1
- haskell-yesod-form          | 1.3.0.1-1+b10              | 1.3.0.1-1+b11
- json-wheel                  | 1.0.6-2+b12                | 1.0.6-2+b10
- juman                       | 7.0-1.1                    | 7.0-3
- lhasa                       | 0.2.0+git-1                | 0.0.7-2
- libgwenhywfar               | 4.10.0beta-1               | 4.9.0beta-1
- libkexiv2                   | 4:4.11.5-1                 | 4:4.11.3-2
- nettoe                      | 1.5-1                      | 1.4.2-1
- python-libdiscid            | 0.4.1-1                    | 0.4-1
- rasqal                      | 0.9.31-3                   | 0.9.31-2
- ruby-rmagick                | 2.13.2-2                   | 2.13.1-6
- uc-echo                     | 1.12-4                     | 1.12-3
- xserver-xorg-video-qxl      | 0.1.1-1                    | 0.1.0-2.1

This is the new query, again really clumsy:

SELECT DISTINCT b1.source,
                b1.binver AS hurdver,
                b2.binver AS version
FROM any_associations_source b1,
     any_associations_source b2,
     any_associations_source b3,
     binaries b4
WHERE b1.source = b2.source
  AND b2.source = b3.source
  AND b1.package = b2.package
  AND b2.package = b3.package
  AND b2.bin = b4.id
  AND b1.architecture = 4
  AND b2.architecture = 7
  AND b3.architecture = 16
  AND b1.suite = 5
  AND b2.suite = 5
  AND b3.suite = 5
  AND b1.binver <> b2.binver
  AND b2.binver = b3.binver
  AND b1.binver < b2.binver
  AND b1.binver !~ 'b.$'
  AND b2.binver !~ 'b.$'
  AND b3.binver !~ 'b.$'
  AND b4.install_date < CURRENT_DATE - interval '10 days'
ORDER BY SOURCE;


Michael


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