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Package: release.debian.org
Severity: normal
User: [email protected]
Usertags: unblock

I would like to request an autopkgtest override for the following
packages.

rust-rand/0.10.0+dfsg-2
rust-ahash/0.8.12-4.1
rust-uuid/1.21.0-6
rust-rand-0.8/0.8.5+dfsg-3

For some reason, the part of britney that schedules autopkgtests
seems to think that the new version of rust-swc-core needs to be
included as part of this update, even though the part of britney
that actually schedules migrations does not, and I can't see any
good reason for it.

This causes two issues.

1. The new version of rust-swc-core has an autopkgtest failure on s390x
2. The new version of rust-swc-core breaks testings version of
   rust-microformats, which leads to autopkgtest failures for
   rust-indieweb.

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Hi Peter,

On 4/4/26 01:12, Peter Green wrote:
I would like to request an autopkgtest override for the following
packages.

rust-rand/0.10.0+dfsg-2
rust-ahash/0.8.12-4.1
rust-uuid/1.21.0-6
rust-rand-0.8/0.8.5+dfsg-3

For some reason, the part of britney that schedules autopkgtests
seems to think that the new version of rust-swc-core needs to be
included as part of this update, even though the part of britney
that actually schedules migrations does not, and I can't see any
good reason for it.


For next time, can you maybe propose which sources should be combined, such that I can trigger them manually? I prefer to have a passing test instead of blindly migrating things.

This causes two issues.

1. The new version of rust-swc-core has an autopkgtest failure on s390x
2. The new version of rust-swc-core breaks testings version of
    rust-microformats, which leads to autopkgtest failures for
    rust-indieweb.


So, I went ahead and scheduled tests with one of the latest sets shown for rust-indieweb but without src:rust-swc-core. They seem to have passed, so that seems to have been a good call. I applied the same set for the autopkgtest of rus-swc-core on s390x which also just passed. I think things are no longer blocked on autopkgtest failures.

Paul

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