Bug#1112482: unblock: rust-tempfile/3.21.0
Package: release.debian.org
Severity: normal
User: release.debian.org@packages.debian.org
Usertags: unblock
rust-tempfile is blocked from migrating to testing by an
autopkgtest "regression" in rust-debian-analyzer on s390x.
The root cause of this "regression" is that apt currently
fails to install some rust packages in testing even though
they are technically installable due to the fact that
rust-hashbrown-0.14 has migrated but rust-hashbrown
has not.
This leads to autopkgtest going to the fallback dependency
solver, which leads to trying to run the tests from the old
rust-debian-analyzer, against the packages from the new
rust-debian-analyzer which leads to a "crate directory
not found error".
To fix the root cause we have to get the new version of
rust-hashbrown into testing, to do that we need to get
the new versions of rust-pyo3 and friends into testing
and to do that we need to get the new version of
rust-tempfile into testing.
To workaround this issue, I bumped the dependency of
rust-debian-analyzer on rust-tempfile, expecting that would
cause britney to schedule tests with the new
rust-debian-analyzer and it worked on most architectures,
but for reasons I cannot fathom when britney scheduled
the test on s390x it did not include rust-tempfile in the
list of triggers or pinned packages.
Please schedule a test on s390x for the new version of
rust-debian-analyzer with the new version of
rust-tempfile.
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