Bug#892394: [pkg-boost-devel] Bug#892394: boost1.63: build-depends on GCC 6
On 14 May 2018 at 09:27, Olaf van der Spekwrote: > Dimitri John Ledkov: > >> boost1.65 has been rejected by ftp-masters, on copyright reasons. > > Hi Dimitri, > > Got a link? > Not having Boost in Debian would be unfortunate. I'm sure there's a > way to resolve this. boost-mailing list for debian maintainers contained the link to the rejection. Since then a community member has stepped up to generate a better / more complete debian/copyright file, which we are hoping to include as part of the 1.67 upload soon. -- Regards, Dimitri.
Bug#892394: [pkg-boost-devel] Bug#892394: boost1.63: build-depends on GCC 6
Dimitri John Ledkov: > boost1.65 has been rejected by ftp-masters, on copyright reasons. Hi Dimitri, Got a link? Not having Boost in Debian would be unfortunate. I'm sure there's a way to resolve this. Gr, -- Olaf
Bug#892394: [pkg-boost-devel] Bug#892394: boost1.63: build-depends on GCC 6
Dimitri John Ledkov: boost1.65 has been rejected by ftp-masters, on copyright reasons. Hello, could you include a reference to the corresponding discussion, please? I didn't manage to find it on the debian mailing lists. The only potentially relevant thing I found is a discussion in February on the boost mailing list about one stackoverflow snippet, but it does not mention debian at all and seems too small a reason to reject the library. -- Marc Glisse
Bug#892394: [pkg-boost-devel] Bug#892394: boost1.63: build-depends on GCC 6
On 8 March 2018 at 17:48,wrote: > Source: boost1.63 > Severity: serious > Tags: sid buster > User: debian-...@lists.debian.org > Usertags: gcc-6-rm > > Hi, > > boost1.63 build-depends on GCC 6. We now have GCC 7 (default) and GCC > 8 in the archive, so please make your package build with a newer > compiler (preferably the default one) again, since we'd like to > remove GCC 6 from testing before the buster release. > > Cheers, Emilio To resolve this, we should migrate to boost1.65 or later. boost1.65 has been rejected by ftp-masters, on copyright reasons. There is no way to resolve this. Please proceed with removing boost from Debian, and all reverse-dependencies. -- Regards, Dimitri.