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Re: https-everywhere: removal from bullseye





On 14.10.25 12:13, Adam D. Barratt wrote:
bullseye isn't "a stable release" in that sense now though. It's LTS,
and hasn't been managed by the Release Team in any way since that
status changed.

Oh, fun, so I won't step on your toes by removing it?

Anyway, there are reverse dependencies:

Checking reverse dependencies...
# Broken Depends:
debian-parl: parl-desktop
progress-linux-metapackages: progress-linux-desktop


@markus: do you take care of those uploads?



I have always assumed that one can't remove packages from a release
once it moves to LTS, and would need to instead need to upload a new
dummy package that removes the offending functionality / content.

I am not sure but at least dak does not complain and is willing to remove something.

  Thorsten


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