libgc affecting python transition?
Ryan Murray writes:
> On Sun, Oct 12, 2003 at 07:33:20PM -0500, Debian Bug Tracking System wrote:
> > yehia (0.5.4-5) unstable; urgency=high
> > .
> > * Transitioned to Python 2.3.
> > - Urgency high upload not to slow python2.3 transition.
> > * Switched from CBS to CDBS.
> > * Changed libgc6-dev build-dependency to libgc-dev (closes: #211343).
> > * Renamed libyehia0.5-python to python-yehia, to conform to Python
> > Policy.
> > * Standards-Version 3.6.1 (no changes).
>
> FYI, This means that the python transition will depend on the libgc transition.
> Left to go for libgc are:
... besides many out-of-date-on-some-arch packages and RC reports in
packages converted to the new libgc.
the packages not converted should be easy to fix. I'll prepare NMU's
tonight.
> synopsis (#211341)
> stklos (#207027)
Adam, could you update this?
> oo2c (#211342)
I think Florian Weps is "MIA". At least that's what I learned from the
rudiments and sqlrelay uploads.
Matthias
PS: Is there a reason, why a libfoo2-dev package is not built anymore,
before a libfoo3-dev package enters testing. Looks like this would
speed up library transitions.
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