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Bug#993805: marked as done (UDD: duplicate entries for the same release)

Your message dated Mon, 6 Sep 2021 20:51:37 +0200
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and subject line Re: Bug#993805: UDD: duplicate entries for the same release
has caused the Debian Bug report #993805,
regarding UDD: duplicate entries for the same release
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Package: qa.debian.org
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Hello,
I noticed how some packages have duplicate entries in UDD.sources for the same
release:


udd=> select source, version, release from sources where source = 'setuptools-scm' and release = 'sid';
     source     | version | release
----------------+---------+---------
 setuptools-scm | 4.1.2-3 | sid
 setuptools-scm | 6.0.1-1 | sid


and AFAICS there's no reason setuptools-scm/4.1.2-3 should be in sid (it was
uploaded between oldstable and stable).

Turns out, there are more than 600 pkgs in this state:


udd=> select count (*) from (select source, release, count(*) from sources where release = 'sid' group by 1, 2  having count(*) > 1) as x;
 count
-------
   602
(1 row)


Is this something do address within UDD import process or the entries are coming
from someplace else? if the latter, please forward this bug to the appropriate
team/package.

Regards,
Sandro

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On Mon, Sep 06, 2021 at 02:19:04PM -0400, Sandro Tosi wrote:
> I noticed how some packages have duplicate entries in UDD.sources for the same
> release:

In this case, this is not a bug.

> udd=> select source, version, release from sources where source = 'setuptools-scm' and release = 'sid';
>      source     | version | release
> ----------------+---------+---------
>  setuptools-scm | 4.1.2-3 | sid
>  setuptools-scm | 6.0.1-1 | sid
> 
> 
> and AFAICS there's no reason setuptools-scm/4.1.2-3 should be in sid (it was
> uploaded between oldstable and stable).

setuptools-scm/4.1.2-3 is still there, because apparently
python-setuptools-scm is still in unstable.

Trying with `dak rm` says there is "nothing to do", so I don't know
what's with that.

auto-cruft/cruft-report is quite buggy when it comes to arch:all
packages, so you should not suppose that autodecruft will work.

> Turns out, there are more than 600 pkgs in this state:

I haven't checked them, but I'm sure all of them have one reason or the
other.
notably, you'll find quite a lot of them that are Extra-Source-Only, so
you should instead use:

udd=> select count (*) from (select source, release, count(*) from sources where release = 'sid' and extra_source_only is null group by 1, 2  having count(*) > 1) as x;
 count
-------
   332
(1 row)

(I dislike how extra_source_only is nullable, because "not
extra_source_only" matches nothing… so I need to check for the nullity
of the field, but that's life)

> Is this something do address within UDD import process or the entries are coming
> from someplace else? if the latter, please forward this bug to the appropriate
> team/package.

The sources table just copies whatever is in the archive.
I'm not reassigning that just because IME random bugs assigned to
ftp.d.o are not really handled in any way, so it's just wasted hope.
Hopefully somebody else from debian-qa can tell why
python-setuptools-scm is still in Packages.

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