Your message dated Mon, 31 Mar 2014 14:44:29 +0200
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and subject line Re: Bug#742365: RM: aster -- RoQA; RC buggy, empty binary
packages, insane build system
has caused the Debian Bug report #742365,
regarding RM: aster -- RoQA; RC buggy, empty binary packages, insane build
system
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This is an unbelievable package - I've no idea how this ended
up in the archive. The RC bug is only the start.
code-aster-test contains *compiled* binaries in an Arch: all package
in /usr/share - all other packages are Arch: any and all are empty.
The perl substitution in debian/rules has to be seen to be believed.
Some tests are removed just because the tests fail due to missing
functionality.
This package deserves never to darken the archive again.
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As said below, the packaging of Aster was significantly improved
recently. I believe the reasons invoked for its removal do not apply
anymore.
Denis Laxalde a écrit :
The Debian packaging of Aster has been completely reworked. Last week,
new version was uploaded. All RC bugs are solved hopefully. So please do
not remove it from the archive.
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