Hi,
Am 23.01.26 um 14:58 schrieb Gioele Barabucci:
Example of a simple `d/s/support` file that I would use for my own packages:
```
debian/stable
debian/unstable
```
This doesn't make sense.
Assume I put debian/stable into it. Because I only care about backports to the
last stable.
Now that one becomes stable itself. Does it need to be changed to
debian/oldstable? keep it? Thus claiming to suport only itself which is wrong?
(e.g. I *do* backport trixie to bookworm-backports if needed, like on security
updates or stable updates)
And how to update it? A p-u upload?
#### Example 2. "The package targets stable and oldstable; oldoldstable is also
targeted, but by another developer."
```
debian/oldoldstable [email protected]
debian/oldstable
debian/stable
debian/unstable
```
oldoldstable is by definition another developer. Even for oldstable... As long
as stuff is in (old)stable and supported official, OK.
If that one is given to LTS one needs *another* upload to update this field to
the LTS people?
## Open questions:
I think the most open question is why you want to add another field which will
quickly get out of date, only fixable by (o-)o-p-u and put more burden on
maintainers for (almost) no gain.,
Regards,
Rene
