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On Tue, Aug 25, 2026 at 06:13:27PM +0000, Norwid Behrnd wrote:
> Thank you for a second opinion on this because I would prefer if `ruby-uri`
> were not necessary.
> 
> It is prompted by an earlier discussion upstream[1] and by the observation a
> pristine rebuild by
> 
> ```bash
> gem2deb mdl
> ```
> 
> yields a d/control file with an entry for `ruby-uri` though there is not an
> explicit extra package outside Ruby's standard library.
> 
> The two lead me to think an update of `ruby-mdl` now should include the tests
> present on GitHub, but not in the rubygem[2,3] to have strong evidence here.
> At present, d/control does not call for `ruby-uri`[4] which both locally and
> remotely on salsa is at best is "acceptable" because the test suite is not 
> used.

No, you don't need a standalone ruby-uri package. As I mentioned before,
the standard library already provides it. Even dependencies on
`ruby-uri` will be correctly handled.

$ grep-aptavail -F Provides -s Package ruby-uri
Package: libruby3.3
Package: libruby3.4

If you depend on `ruby-uri`, it will just install ruby itself:

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root@106bb259f328:/# apt satisfy ruby-uri
Installing:                     
  libruby3.3

Installing dependencies:
  ca-certificates    libjs-jquery  rake               ruby-net-telnet      
ruby-webrick          unzip
  fonts-lato         libruby       ruby               ruby-ruby2-keywords  
ruby-xmlrpc           zip
  javascript-common  libyaml-0-2   ruby-csv           ruby-rubygems        
ruby3.3
  libffi8            openssl       ruby-did-you-mean  ruby-sdbm            
rubygems-integration

Suggested packages:
  apache2  | lighttpd  | httpd  ri  ruby-dev  bundler

Summary:
  Upgrading: 0, Installing: 23, Removing: 0, Not Upgrading: 0
  Download size: 12.8 MB
  Space needed: 55.9 MB / 581 GB available

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