On Mon, Oct 06, 2003 at 01:21:54PM +0200, Jérôme Marant wrote:
> Err, no, we must not allow ocaml 3.07 to enter testing if it violates
> policy. Either we get a new license from HP or we repackage ocaml.
> Debian policy is not secondary.
Actually ocaml 3.06 have exactly the same problem (cfr
otherlibs/num/README) and it's not only in testing, but also in
_stable_!
So I can't see the point in blocking ocaml 3.07 entering testing for
_this_ particular reason.
If we wont be able to fix the license problem, the ocaml package (no
matter which version) should be _removed_ from the archive, no matter
which version. So why inhibit 3.07 enter testing?
Cheers.
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