On 1 August 2017 at 14:47, Ximin Luo <infini...@debian.org> wrote: > Ximin Luo: > > Russell Sim: > >>> [..] > >>> > >>> $ echo $(aptitude search --disable-columns -F "%p" '~Dlibgit2-24 > ~rnative > >>> !~e^libgit2$') > >>> eeshow fritzing geany-plugin-git-changebar gnome-builder gnuastro kate > >>> kup-backup libgit2-glib-1.0-0 libgnuastro1 libgnuastro2 > libkf5texteditor5 > >>> lua-gall python-pygit2 python3-pygit2 ruby-rugged > >>> > >>> [..] > >> > >> Thanks for the info, I'll follow the document as described. > >> > >> I think i may get some time on Monday to start building and testing the > >> rdepends. In the meantime could you please upload 0.26.0+dfsg.1-1 to > >> experimental, I've pushed it to the collab-maint git. > >> > > > > I've uploaded that to experimental. I made a minor tweak in git which > will take effect for the next version, you can revert it if you want, see > the commit message for details. > > > > I can help with the rebuilds [..] > > > > I've rebuilt the packages above (except eeshow which is only in > experimental, and libgnucastro1 since it was replaced by *2). The following > packages fail: > > fritzing_0.9.3b+dfsg-4.dsc > gnome-builder_3.22.4-1.dsc > gnuastro_0.3.33-1.dsc > kate_16.08.3-1.dsc > libgit2-glib_0.24.4-1.dsc > python-pygit2_0.24.2-2.dsc > ruby-rugged_0.24.0+ds1-3.dsc > > Build logs are here if you'd like to investigate: > https://people.debian.org/~infinity0/libgit2/ > > I'll file bugs to those packages in the next few days, or feel free to > jump in ahead. (I'll be travelling tomorrow to go to DebConf, so it might > be a while before I get around to it.) > > X > > -- > GPG: ed25519/56034877E1F87C35 > GPG: rsa4096/1318EFAC5FBBDBCE > https://github.com/infinity0/pubkeys.git >
Thanks, for doing all that. I'm happy to lodge the bugs, I'll wait for the package to clear the new queue and then send out the emails. I have had a look over the package build logs you posted, it appears that most of them have failed because the package defines a hard dependency on the libgit2 dev version. Which makes sense. Enjoy DebConf :) -- Cheers, Russell Sim
