Hi, The "libgda" package is quite broken in fedora, which is impacting dependent programs.
- The last successful build of libgda was for the fedora 24 (!) mass rebuild. No more recent builds succeeded, and the packages was reported as FTBFS. - Not even the latest version is packaged (5.2.2 instead of 5.2.4). This is leading to problems in all current releases of fedora. For example, the mysql database provider can't be installed anymore, because libgda wasn't rebuilt for soname bumps in mariadb/mysql. Packages depending on libgda include: - anjuta - glom - gnumeric-plugins-extras - gtranslator - noise - sequeler Is there any procedure for dealing with a package that's obviously outdated and broken (and has been for 3 fedora releases), but is still depended on by other packages? There has been an open bug report [0] about the FTBFS issues, but no actions have been taken so far by the package maintainer(s). Fabio [0]: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1423852
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