On 2014-09-26 08:58, Craig Small wrote:
On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 04:12:06PM +0100, Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
- procps FTBFS on s390x [1]
The s390x is flaky, sometimes it builds sometimes it doesn't. It's due
to how they (the individual buildds) are setup; they are not
consistent.
- open-vm-tools on i386 no longer depends on libprocps when rebuilt
- open-vm-tools on amd64 FTBFS with procps-related errors [2] when
rebuilt.
It builds fine with libprocps3 in an otherwise up-to-date chroot
I suspect it uses certain library calls it shouldn't that was the
problem last time.
Please either revert your upload, or fix this mess, before midnight
Sunday
GMT.
Why did it actually get transistioned?
I think there's some misunderstanding about 'transition'. This is about
a library transition (SONAME increment) which requires rebuilding of
dependent packages. It's nothing to do with the transition of a package
from sid to testing.
Library transitions involve manual action, usually by the release team.
I thought it would stay in sid
and not be put into the frozen set of packages.
I don't understand what you mean by this.
How do you actually revert an upload? It's out there now isn't it?
Again, I thought there were gates in the freeze period to stop this
very
thing.
We haven't frozen yet. In any case, a library transition during a freeze
still isn't very welcome.
You already have an epoch in your version string, so I suggest you
increment that and upload the previous ABI, and then tell us so we can
clean up.
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