Hi, Back in June, I ported dhelp from CommandLine::Application to OptionParser (#678055), two Ruby libraries that provide command line options parsing, because the former does no longer work with the current Ruby version (#679300). I submitted my patch to the dhelp maintainer, Georgios (cc:ed) who applied it as part of 0.6.21 - But did not drop the dependency in debian/control. As the dependency was not dropped, and as #679300 ended up in the removal of ruby-commandline (and the transitional libcommandline-ruby) from the archive, dhelp is currently not installable in testing. With the freeze already in place, I uploaded 0.6.21+nmu1 to the delayed queue. I now see that 0.6.21 never entered testing (as it is not installable), but does have several nontrivial changes (at least some bugfixes): http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/d/dhelp/current/changelog I hope it is still acceptable to let 0.6.21+nmu1 in testing, as otherwise quite a bit of work by Georgios would be wasted for this release cycle. Please comment if you don't agree with this!
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