Hi Samuel, only replying to your question below, with new questions.
* Samuel Henrique <samuel...@debian.org> [240608 14:04]: > For #1072733: > > Chris > > Per Debian policy this is not the correct solution for naming conflicts. > > Both > > maintainer (teams), please find a policy compliant solution together. > > The solution for this one seems correct, it's a Conflict + Replaces because > both packages provide a "sherlock" library. Am I missing something? Do both packages provide the same API? IOW: do they provide the same "type" of library? If so, then Conficts/Replaces may be appropriate. If they share a name but none of the API / features, then it is not a correct solution. Looking at the package descriptions on tracker.d.o: python-sherlock: distributed inter-process locks with a choice of backend sherlock: Find usernames across social networks These descriptions do not sound related at all. In this case, Conflicts/Replaces is not appropriate. Chris
