❦ 2 mars 2013 01:17 CET, Russ Allbery <r...@debian.org> : > After reviewing the bug discussion, I believe the correct thing to do here > is to remove the roundcube-sqlite package from wheezy entirely. That will > block an upgrade from squeeze by forcing the admin to realize that they > have to switch database backends, which is exactly the desired behavior > (since there's no automated conversion process available). That's much > better than a release note, since it blocks the upgrade until the admin > decides what they want to do. > > Having a transitional package only makes sense when there is an automated > transition available, and there isn't one here. The admin is going to > have to take manual database actions, so we should fail the upgrade until > they've done that and are prepared for the transition. > > Does that make sense? Do you need any help preparing that for wheezy?
If we agree this is the best solution (I agree too), despite the fact
that the roundcube-sqlite package was introduced back because of bug
#677803, I will do an upload removing it again in the next days.
Thanks for your input.
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