Hi. Il 27/02/2015 22:08, Felix Natter ha scritto: >> Sure, go for it and thanks. > > I have now got a lintian, pbuilder clean and working (from freeplane's > perspective) package: > https://github.com/fnatter/knopflerfish-osgi/ > > (NOTE: I will move this to the pkg-java repo as soon as the structure is > acceptable; I wanted to avoid having many gbp import-orig commits on > pkg-java...) > > @Giovanni: libwoodstox-java compiles with the new knopflerfish, > but how I check whether it (and its rdeps libsolr-java, libxstream-java > and libjenkins-xstream-java) still works? I have no special clue here, I never worked with these packages. I uploaded a couple of versions of libwoodstox a lot of time ago because it was required by osmosis, which I do not maintain anymore (funnily, the current osmosis version still lists libwoodstox-java as a build dependency, but not as a dependency; this might indicate that the library is not required anymore, but nobody remembered to strip it away from the build dependencies). My personal suggestion is to: * build a new version of libwoodstox-java; * try to re-build the reverse dependencies (including osmosis) and see if everything works (in order to do this debomatic is a very useful tool); * contact maintainers for the reverse dependencies and ask them to check the new package as well; * if everything is ok, upload new version (and check whether reverse dependencies have to be re-built as well; if API is stable enough, probably not). Giovanni. -- Giovanni Mascellani <giovanni.mascellani@sns.it> PhD Student - Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy http://poisson.phc.unipi.it/~mascellani
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