I wrote on 2008-10-17:
> Selon Luk Claes:
>> When a package gets removed from testing on request or with approval
>> of the maintainer, it's *not* intended to come back before the
>> release...
>>
>> Apparently you were not really aware of that and the state of the
>> package proves that gnade is in a releasable shape so I'm making an
>> exception to get it back into testing.
>
> Indeed, I was not aware of that and I thank you for the exception.
> However the situation is the same for my last package not yet in lenny,
> gnat-gps (=4.0.1-6lenny1). I uploaded it to testing 2 weeks ago but it
> is still in the NEW queue. Could you please also add a freeze exception
> for it? Should I ping debian-release again after it's built on all
> architectures? Here is the changelog entry for your convenience:
>
> gnat-gps (4.0.1-6lenny1) unstable; urgency=low
>
> * debian/control (Build-Depends): migrate to gnat-4.3 and tighten
> build-dependency on libgtkada2 and libtemplates-parser-dev
> accordingly.
> (Architecture): add mips, mipsel and ppc64.
> (Recommends): migrate to gnat-4.3.
> Replace ${Source-Version} with ${binary:Version}.
> (Build-Depends): Transition from python2.4 to whatever new version of
> Python is the default. Closes: #493850.
>
> -- Ludovic Brenta <lbrenta@debian.org> Mon, 8 Sep 2008 22:14:50 +0200
>
> Since this is my last package, i promise I won't bother you anymore after
> that :)
Since then, gnat-gps has been accepted into testing and built on all
architectures. Release team, please unblock it, thanks.
--
Ludovic Brenta.
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