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Re: what to do about waf bugs in squeeze?



Hi!

Am 07.02.2012 09:58, schrieb Gerfried Fuchs:

>  I wrote you a ping a month ago to remind you about what to do with the
> "Doesn't contain source for waf binary code" release critical bugreports
> for squeeze.  You told me you don't think they need to get fixed for
> squeeze, but yet they still are in the list of outstanding release
> critical bugreports for stable.
> 
>  I guess you have simply forgot, see this as a kind reminder.  I still
> wonder what would be the proper tagging for them, because to me, tagging
> them + wheezy sid seems not correct, the issue is also present in
> squeeze.  I do not think the ftpmaster team should/can say that a bug
> does not affect a certain release, this should be up to the release
> team, so squeeze-ignore sounds appropriate to me -- but that has to be
> discussed with the release team.
> 
>  Hope we can get those off the list soonish, and thanks so far,
> Rhonda

Well, back than I wrote [1].  Sorry, seems I forgot to CC you on that mail.

FTP team came to the conclusion, that it is possible to distribute
packages using the waf binaries.  They "just" don't satisfy the DFSG.
That's all the FTP team has to decide.

So it's up to the SRMs to decide, whether they should be fixed in
Squeeze or may be tagged squeeze-ignore. (I now agree that tagging them
squeeze-ignore would be a better solution than tagging them wheezy sid.)


IMHO it would be okay to ignore them in squeeze, but that's not my
decision to take.


Best regards,
  Alexander



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  1: http://lists.debian.org/20120109125238.GZ7515@melusine.alphascorpii.net


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