Hi Paul, On Do 10 Dez 2020 15:35:19 CET, Paul Gevers wrote:
Hi Mike, On Wed, 15 Apr 2020 19:06:59 +0000 Mike Gabriel <sunweaver@debian.org> wrote:>> If you want to get this done for bullseye, please upgrade these bugs to>> serious. Autoremovals will take care of some of the packages. The rest will>> need manual fixes. > > I haven't done that. I think the severity of these bugs is a decision > for the maintainer of the replacement to make. I think we should start with important and raise to serious after 8 weeks or so.We're running into the freeze of bullseye soon. The first bug I checked is still only severity important, so is it realistic to get this done before bullseye release? If not, I propose to tag this bug as bullseye-ignore. If yes, action is needed, this isn't going to happen magically. At the least raising the blocking bugs to severity serious. Help towards the maintainers of the affected packages would be very appreciated. Paul
I'd suggest to raise severity of the still open bugs and get libappindicator kicked out before the bullseye release.
The fixes are easy to be done. Maintainers can ping me if they have problems.I am not so experienced with effective mass manipulation of bugs, Simon, could you bump the severity of the respective bugs?
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