I have identified the rhino upstream commit which caused the FTBFS in closure- compiler. If I revert said commit in rhino, then closure-compiler builds from source without any additional patches needed.
https://github.com/mozilla/rhino/commit/fb77164ac4889ffa4be26d5d24cb538a8dbd632b However I still see the same runtime errors when I compile closure-compiler against this new rhino version. At the moment I am running out of ideas. Given that we approach full freeze in a few days, I am inclined to ship the last rhino version that worked for closure-compiler and bundle it together with src:closure-compiler. That should ensure all reverse-dependencies can be built from source again. We also don't have to touch src:rhino again. After the Bookworm release I recommend to file an RC bug against closure- compiler to ensure that someone either maintains it properly or it gets removed from Debian. Currently src:rhino already ships patches to maintain compatibility with a 10 year old version of closure-compiler and the burden should not be placed on other maintainers to keep it in Debian.
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