Re: new upstream release for GNUmed
Hi Sebastian,
On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 10:56:42AM +0100, Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
> Let's see what Karsten has to say about this. I guess many Debian users run a
> combination of stable and testing. So from my point of view it might make
> sense to put 1.2.9 into (future) testing and 1.3.x into unstable.
To approach this you need to file a (fake) RC bug against 1.3.x to
prevent 1.3.x from automatic migration to testing after 10 days and you
will never be able to update 1.2.9 in testing (because there is just a
larger version in unstable).
> 1.1.x is effectively discontinued. I doubt that anyone relies on it anymore.
> Once freeze is over we could think about moving 1.2.x into backports.
+1
> I would start with testing 1.3.x in experimental. 1.2.x should move to
> unstable and later to testing.
Fine for me.
> For Ubuntu users it makes no difference if 1.3 is in unstable or experimental.
> Once a Debian package is there it is provided via the GNUmed PPA. I have long
> given up trying to catch Ubuntu releases.
Thanks for the clarification.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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