Hi Lucas, Thank you for the new updates !
I updated tcpdf to watch version 5, now it is so simple I can not understand why the mangle does not work See: https://orig-check.debian.net/result/f382a9f3e61cbb72eacec791130e4ea83725155cfd8598778a99015d4a37b4c4 Could you provide two ways to search ?, because currently there is only a possibility to search on the diagnostic or on package names: Before: https://orig-check.debian.net/?search_value=php After: https://orig-check.debian.net/?search_value=php&search_diagnostic=700 - tarballs not identical That way I can focus on packages with names that I know. I wonder if there is something to be done to skip GPG check and focus on reproducing: https://orig-check.debian.net/result/54a70192b399da06e778ed20ea0185479fb73bc31757ea2cd4d7c0243bf3dc80 -- William Desportes ---- Le Tue, 23 Dec 2025 22:48:05 +0100 Lucas Nussbaum <[email protected]> a écrit ---- > Hi, > > On 15/12/25 at 22:25 +0100, Lucas Nussbaum wrote: > > So, to summarize, To-Do list items on my side are: > > - uupdate support > > It turned out that it was easier to ignore uupdate entirely (since it > makes no sense with --download-current-version anyway) > > > - dscverify > > dscverify is only guaranteed to work at the package's upload time. For > example, if the maintainer's key got removed from the keyring after the > upload, there's no (easy) way to get it to work. > > > - gbp-level filters > > I implemented those in orig-check. It was a bit disappointing though, > with only about 0.15% of packages getting fixed thanks to this change. > > Lucas > >
