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Bug#1112375: transition: mongo-c-driver



Hi Sebastian,

On Fri, Aug 29, 2025 at 10:06:09AM +0200, Sebastian Ramacher wrote:
> 
> For the next time: please file a transition bug before uploading SONAME
> changes to unstable. See also
> https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/ReleaseTeam/Transitions. 

Yes. Sadly, I was aware of the need for a transition and yet for some
reason that I cannot comprehend at the moment I prepared the upload to
unstable I completely forgot about it.

> I am now turning
> this into a transition bug report so that it is on our radar.
> 
Thanks!

> In any case, the mongo-c-driver version already migrated to testing, so
> I think helping to fix the remaining build issues with patches/uploads
> is the best course of action to finish this transition as soon as
> possible. If the blocking bugs do not already have patches, please check
> if upstream already has fixes or help getting it fixed.
> 

So, based on the auto transition tracker [0], here is the current status
of the packages that are still unfixed:

gambas3: I submitted #1111779 with a patch (though I see that the
maintainer downgraded to wishlist and indicated that mongodb support has
been disabled because upstream considers it unstable)

libmongocrypt: this is my package and the upstream version that I need
to upload will support the new libmongoc version; I thought it better to
wait and clean up the mess I created in others' packages before dealing
with this one

fastnetmon: I submitted #1111777 with a patch

hydra: dropped off the tracker, since the build automatically disables
libmongoc support if the expected module isn't found; I submitted
#1112344 with a patch to make the build work w/ the new version

nextepc: I uploaded to DELAYED/5 (and sent the patch to #1112311)

reflect-cpp: I submitted patches to #1112052 (though I discovered a
different FTBFS in the process and filed #1112554)

syslog-ng: I submitted patches to #1111162 (the maintainers are quite
active, so I expect them to pick up the patches, prepare a new upstream
release, soon)

My remaining actions are:

- deal with libmongocrypt (planned for this week)
- check back in on #1111777 in a week or so and prepare an NMU if there
  is no action/response by the maintainer

[0] https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/auto-mongo-c-driver.html


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