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and subject line sparsehash 0.3-2 fixes #361969
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Package: sparsehash
Severity: normal
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The package description does not make clear who the target user is. I had to
visit the project's web site to learn that it was a C++ template library. In my
opinion that information should be provided in the package's description.
I'm not familiar with the policy on this regard, but shouldn't this package at
least recommend or suggest a C++ compiler?
Thanks,
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I fixed this bug in the sparsehash 0.3-2 package, however I misformatted
the "Closes" line in the changelog (it's missing a colon). Thus, the
bug tracker did not automatically close this bug. I'm closing it now.
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