On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 11:45:20 -0400
Sean McE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> < The simplest one is that for building claws-mail-extra-plugins a built
> < claws-mail is required first, though usually this becomes just one-day
> < upload gap between packages. But this time a bug on the -extra-plugins
> < dependencies which prevented the package to be built made the gap
> < wider. The gap can happen also when migrating to testing, and this one
> < is not depending of uploading at the same time or not.
> 
> I'd would think you'd install all the packages locally (before uploading
> anything) with dpkg -i claws-mail-xxx.deb (starting with
> claws-mail.deb), and then upload them all at once. 

  I'm sorry but I never upload packages built in dirty environments. And even
doing what you suggest it only solves the issue for the architecture being
uploaded (which, btw, is not the one you're using), for the rest the
extra-plugins would fail to build until claws-mail is built. Have a look on
how the autobuilders work. Anyway, like I've already said in other bug [0],
this is handled better in next version.

> You could probably get advice on the debian-mentors
> mailing list or #debian-mentors IRC channel on irc.debian.org.

  You could probably too.  

P.D.: Still waiting for the list of projects which, according your words,
handles this situation better, care to share?

[0] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=478842
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