Re: [Pkg-octave-devel] Bug#735557: transition: octave3.8
On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 16:02:33 +0100, Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
> * Sébastien Villemot <sebastien@debian.org> [2014-01-16 18:51]:
>
> >Le jeudi 16 janvier 2014 à 17:29 +0100, Rafael Laboissiere a écrit :
> >
> >>I may be wrong, but I think that no non-Forge package requires 3.8.
> >
> >Do you mean you tried to recompile them?
>
> I successfully recompiled the following packages against octave_3.8.0-2:
>
> libsbml5-octave
> octave-biosig
> octave-gdf
> octave-gmt
> octave-lhapdf
> octave-nlopt
> octave-pfstools
> octave-psychtoolbox-3
> octave-sundials
> octave-vlfeat
> sdpam
I have successfully recompiled and installed the following Forge
packages against octave 3.8.0-2 with no failures (possibly some test
suite runtime errors but no crashes or fatal failures):
octave-audio
octave-benchmark
octave-bim
octave-communications
octave-control
octave-data-smoothing
octave-econometrics
octave-epstk
octave-fpl
octave-ga
octave-general
octave-geometry
octave-gsl
octave-image
octave-linear-algebra
octave-mapping
octave-miscellaneous
octave-missing-functions
octave-mpi
octave-msh
octave-nan
octave-nnet
octave-nurbs
octave-ocs
octave-octcdf
octave-octgpr
octave-odepkg
octave-optim
octave-optiminterp
octave-plot
octave-quaternion
octave-secs1d
octave-secs2d
octave-signal
octave-sockets
octave-specfun
octave-splines
octave-strings
octave-struct
octave-symbolic
octave-tsa
octave-zenity
Note: not built in a clean chroot since some of these depend on others
and I don't have an experimental chroot with a local apt repository
configured at the moment.
The following Forge packages depend on octave-io, which needs to be
updated to 2.0.0 or later to work with 3.8.0, not yet looked at:
octave-financial
octave-io
octave-statistics
The following Forge packages FTBFS for me with octave 3.8.0-2:
octave-dataframe (error in call to horzcat function?)
octave-vrml (error parsing DESCRIPTION, upstream bug #41087)
No testing of functionality beyond the tests that are run at build time.
How about that wiki page to track the transition? Is there a template we
can reuse to start something?
--
mike
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