Bug#642341: I think it can be improved

2012-01-30 Thread Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
On Jue 26 Ene 2012 17:28:26 Anton Gladky escribió:
 Hi!
 
 As I understand, the only reason to have an arch-dependent package is
 to get logs
 and report them later to upstream. 

I'll rather think that no, the actual idea is to be sure eigen is ok in each 
arch.

 The possible solution (quick and
 dirty) is to make a 2 uploads:
 1) arch-dependent to test the package and get logs;
 2) arch-indep to have it for normal use.

Definitely no. Imagine you upload an arch-indep package and then something 
changes in the toolchain wich make the tests fail (not necessarily with a 
FTBFS).

If you run the tests and any of them fails, the package FTBFS and thus the 
mainatiner gets warned.

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Bug#642341: I think it can be improved

2012-01-26 Thread Anton Gladky
Hi!

As I understand, the only reason to have an arch-dependent package is
to get logs
and report them later to upstream. The possible solution (quick and
dirty) is to make a 2 uploads:
1) arch-dependent to test the package and get logs;
2) arch-indep to have it for normal use.

Anton



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Bug#642341: I think it can be improved

2012-01-24 Thread Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
Hi! After reading this bug report, I started thinking of better ways to solve 
this problem. Then I continued reading debian-devel@l.d.o and found out [0], 
wich is, I think, a very similar problem.

I think that the proposals in [1] are indeed better solutions than tagging 
this as wontfix:

1) run the tests during build and include the results
2) include the test suite to be run on the users system
3) provide a little script to run the test suite and to compare the
   results with the results generated by the buildd.

Taking either (1) or (2) would be fine, (1) and (2) sounds very fine and the 
three of them excellent (although maybe too much work).

With this, libeigen2-dev can be switched back to arch-independent, become 
nicer with multiarch (at least I expect that) and test suites being provided.

[0] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2012/01/msg00130.html
[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2012/01/msg00511.html

Kinds regards, Lisandro.

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