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Re: ocaml 3.10.2 transition scheduled for next week



On 12-05-2008, Stefano Zacchiroli <zack@debian.org> wrote:
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> As per subject, see below [1] for a quoted excerpt from #debian-qa (just
> because Luk saw me there I guess).
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> The idea is then to start doing sourceful uploads Sunday (better
> Monday). Uploads should be done with a bit of care respecting build-dep
> order and delaying dependent packages by one day (using delayed queues).
> As tested with the last transition we will upload only those packages
> requiring sourceful uploads, for the other we will use binNMU.
>
> Can we please in the meantime make a list of the packages requiring
> sourceful uploads? Out of my memory there are:
>
> - ocaml (obviously)
>   * here it should be a good idea to change the doc-base section for the
>     documentation to the correct one: Ralf: can you do that (as you
>     remember which one is correct :))?

I have already set Programming/OCaml for doc-base section in the
auto ocamldoc generator + template.

>   * Sylvain: can you please commit the policy changes regarding camlp4
>     naming?

Yep.

> - camlp5 (current unstable version does not build with 3.10.2,
>   experimental version is fine)
>
> What else? Add yours please ...

I am asking myself, if it is not the right time to split CDBS/policy
stuff into ocaml-support package.

We could do it into 2 ways:
1) split and add "depends" from ocaml-XXX to ocaml-support (ocaml-XXX =
   packages where stuff has been removed due to the split)
2) split and let package using (mainly CDBS) stuff splitted add depends
   on it.

1) is straight forward and should be done easily, except that there
should be no ocaml script in the package. 2) allow to have an
ocaml-support package with ocaml things in it, but require patching
every package that will use it...

What do you think of this split ?

Regards,
Sylvain Le Gall


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