Re: [RFR] brian 2.4.2-4
Hi Étienne,
I have no time to do a full build. Regarding the question about
changelog entries: I'd definitely leave anything that was uploaded to
unstable (no matter whether it was intended or not). The rationale is
that snapshot.debian.org stores everything and it would be confusing
to miss some changelog entries there.
I **personally** keep also entries to experimental in d/changelog
but other people consider it a different "branch" and leave it out.
Here I'd say its a matter of taste. Feel free to apply your very
own taste. ;-)
Hope this helps
Andreas.
On Thu, Feb 04, 2021 at 01:24:09PM +0100, Étienne Mollier wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> yesterday I missed my upload to experimental and it blocked the
> package brian in Sid. I readied a 2.4.2-4 build to erase my
> faulty build which ought to be uploaded to experimental. Before
> I go further, I would like to make sure I am not worsening the
> situation, so am requesting a review of my changes available on
> Salsa[1]. Notably a question I have, does the log information
> of the missed experimental upload should be part of the
> changelog?
>
> [1] https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/brian/
>
> I'm sorry for my mess, especially given the reduced time frame
> to get packages into Bullseye, and I must always be more careful
> with regards to our procedures.
>
> Thanks,
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