Re: Refactoring source packaging, Linux specific
Hi Eric,
I hope I will be able to look into this after mid-April. Currently I
need to finish the bibliography translation to somehow bring this into
an acceptable state. I also will be in pseudo-vaccation next week,
where I simple have very reduced time for Debian work.
Then I will have a look into your work. I also pinged Thorsten Alteholz
whether he will be able to have a look into FreeMedForms. There is no
need to worry about for you for the moment. The migration of such
packages is in principle no real problem for an experienced developer
and we will take all needed action.
Thanks for your work on this
Andreas.
On Wed, Apr 04, 2012 at 07:56:16AM +0200, Eric MAEKER wrote:
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> Le 23 mars 2012 à 14:12, Eric MAEKER a écrit :
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> >> What I'm wondering about is: How can we now upgrade the freediams
> >> packages inside Debian
>
> Ok the problem is that the freemedforms-project builds all FreeMedForms sub-project binaries including:
> - a virtual main package (for the changelog and presentation) called freemedforms-project
> - FreeMedForms EMR
> - FreeDiams
> - (FreeICD)
> - (FreeAccount)
> - common and specific libs, theme, data and docs for all sub-projects
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> We want to keep the freediams package updated. The freediams source package seems useless now (in term of code compilation). So I suggest to create one kind of "virtual source package". This freediams source package will not compile anything and will depend on the freemedforms-project package.
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> I join a draft control file that can be used this way. If this is correct, I can update the freediams && freeicd projects on the svn (and move project to git). Then we could firstly upload the freemedforms-project and once accepted we could update the freediams and freeicd packages.
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> Is that sound correct ?
>
> Thanks
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