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RC bugs in LSB development packages




There are 2 Serious bugs against the LSB dev package that need to be
resolved. One of them will need a freeze exception to allow a new
version of the package into testing.

First the easy one:

#478180 [lsb-build-cc2] lsb-build-cc2 depends on gcc-3.3, g++-3.3 which
                        isn't built anymore

I have filed a bug (though I can't find the bug number right now), asking for
all of the LSB v2 package to be completely removed from everything post Etch.
V2 of the spec has come and been gone long enough that these package are no
longer needed. The list of package which should be removed is lsb-appchk2,
lsb-build-base2, and lsb-buildcc2.

Now for the one that requires an exception:

#478174 [lsb-build-cc3] lsb-build-cc3 depends on g++-3.4 which
                        is not built anymore

The fix for this is part of the new version from upstream of the LSB tools.
This package is in unstable now, but this package was removed from testing
a while back during a sweep of packages that had invalid dependencies.
It's removal from testing may mean that it is not showing up on some
lists of bugs that need resolving for Lenny.  It needs an exception to be
allowed back into testing now.

Due to a poor choice made almost 10 years ago, the LSB development packages
are distributed as seperate source bundles, instead of a single source bundle. This means that the rest of the packages that should be updated at the
same time as lsb-build-cc3 are in fact seperate packages instead of being
multiple binary package from a single source package.

The complete list of related packages, which need an exception to go
into testing/lenny is lsb-appchk3, lsb-build-base3, lsb-build-cc3, and
lsb-pkgchk3.

If lsb-build-cc3 doesn't get to go into lenny, then the other v3 lsb dev
package listed above should be removed from lenny as they are out of date,
and less useful without lsb-build-cc3.


                                Stuare

Stuart R. Anderson                               anderson@debian.org
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