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Bug#969009: transition: sleuthkit



Hi Samuel

On 2020-08-26 21:39:34, Samuel Henrique wrote:
> Hello Sebastian, cc'in Hilko (who can shout if I'm saying something wrong here)
> 
> I'm helping Francisco with this transition and so I figure I should chime in,
> 
> > pytsk build depends on libtsk-dev but the binaries don't depend on
> > libtsk13. Is that expected?
> 
> Yes, pytsk bundles libtsk and so it ends up in the "Built-Using" field
> instead of a dependency, I confirmed that the binaries don't get
> linked to it.
> It's my assumption that in such cases there is no need to list the
> package in the transition, would say this is the correct approach? We
> will perform a new upload of the package nonetheless just so our users
> can get the fresh stuff.

Indeed, in that case it isn't supposed to show up on the transition
tracker. What I was trying to understand if that is deliberate and based
on #873374 it seems so. pytsk statically links libtsk to workaround ABI
breakage in libtsk13 4.4.2-1. Is libguestfs in buster also affected by
that issue? libguestfs was built with a libtsk version post-ABI break,
but depends on libtsk13 >= 4.4.0.

> > The tracker only lists libguestfs as needing a rebuild. So there won't
> > be any actions required from our side. Feel free to go ahead with the
> > upload to unstable.
> 
> I'm gonna wait for you reply to proceed with sponsoring the upload
> just to confirm we're on the same page,

You can go ahead with the upload.

Cheers
-- 
Sebastian Ramacher


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