Dear mentors,What's the process for a new source package that consolidates three existing ones?
Up until now the upstream Keyman project (https://github.com/keymanapp/keyman) created three source packages from one git repo:
* *keyman-config* that builds the binary packages *keyman* and *python3-keyman-config* * *ibus-keyman* that builds the binary package *ibus-keyman* * *keyman-keyboardprocessor* that builds the binary packages *libkmnkbp-dev* and *libkmnkbp0-0*(it also created three additional source packages for the older KMFL (kmflcomp, libkmfl, and ibus-kmfl), but those are no longer actively developed and won't be included in future releases)
Starting with Keyman 15 the three source packages got consolidate into one source package named *keyman* that builds the binary packages listed above.
I'm not sure if this is considered a new package that needs to go through the entire workflow for a new package, or if that's simply considered the successor of the three older source packages.
I uploaded the new source package to https://mentors.debian.net/package/keyman/.
What's the process? What needs to happen, and what do I need to do? Thanks, Eberhard
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