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Re: gem2deb stable-bpo problem




On 2020, മേയ് 3 11:57:23 AM IST, "Marc Dequènes (duck)" <duck@duckcorp.org> wrote:
>Quack,
>
>On 2020-05-03 00:47, Antonio Terceiro wrote:
>
>> One issue in there is that gem2deb from bullseye (and therefore that
>> backport) generates a Build-Depends on gem2deb (>= 1), and in buster
>> that will only be satisfied with the backport.
>
>gem2deb 1 was already there.
>
>As for the dependency on it, there is also a rule in the backport page 
>saying you should upload the same package with as little changes as 
>possible, so that's what I did at first and since the new-upstream 
>script updated everything to the new standards, it got gem2deb bumped 
>too. As I said it's not necessary and I removed the version requirement 
>and it builds fine with stable's toolchain.
>
>As for redmine itself it's a tad specific since there is no stable 
>redmine and a few backported packages (ruby-rouge, maybe another I do 
>not recall) are necessary to bring it to stable. Of course I hope we can 
>do better for the next release.
>
>Now I have no idea why gem2deb was brought to bpo but I wanted to point 
>this specific problem I found, that's all.

It was brought to backports to avoid changing many packages as gitlab needs many new packages and now they all have gem2deb >= 1.
>\_o<
>

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