On 6 March 2013 05:46, Adam D. Barratt <adam@adam-barratt.org.uk> wrote: > In general, sure, improved architecture support is great. During a > freeze however it's often more of a "feature" and generally won't be as > well tested as previously supported architectures. Well, I could always drop the patch, but that does seem bizarre (ie, actively to keep something broken because having no features is better than having most/all of the features but in a relatively untested state). It's only musescore! > fwiw I can't find said earlier message either in my mail or the -release > web archive. Note that if the diff were more than a few 100kb in size > it's entirely possible that the list server silently dropped it. In that > case please consider producing a filtered debdiff, excluding e.g. > translations, but clearly indicating how it was filtered. Ah, that must be it. In fact, I did previously send both a larger gzipped debdiff containing all the changes, which was about 400kb, and a filtered debdiff containing no translations (which was about 180kb without compression). I have attached again the filtered diff, which was produced using the following command filterdiff -x "*translations*" -x "*MuseScore*html" -x "*locale*" 1.3.debdiff > 1.3-tr1.diff where 1.3.debdiff is the debdiff between the current 1.2+dfsg-1 package, and the updated 1.3+dfsg-1 version. Best, Toby
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