Re: [UDD] Suggested table: release_order

[Joerg Jaspert <joerg@debian.org>]

>> after all sid can well have a version of a package which is newer
>> than its version in experimental and vice-versa, the same is potentially
>> true for testing.
> You mean testing can have a never version as experimental?

Unstable:
        VersionChecks
        {
          MustBeNewerThan
          {
            OldStable;
            Stable;
            Testing;
            Testing-Proposed-Updates;
          };
        };

Experimental:
        VersionChecks
        {
          MustBeNewerThan
          {
            OldStable;
            Stable;
            Testing;
            Testing-Proposed-Updates;
            Unstable;
          };

This is for new uploads.
We currently do not enforce version checks in testing, so in theory the
release team could even import experimental versions there. (But should
they do that the method of setting testing will change and start to
strictly enforce a << unstable, so lets assume they dont).
Also, tpu checks are disabled, but enforced/fixed up on point release time.

-- 
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