So there's something weird keeping gcc-defaults out of etch.
gcc-defaults is waiting for gcc-3.4.
britney thinks that updating gcc-3.4 in testing will break jigdo
on arm. Presumably this is because jigdo in testing depends on
libstdc++6-0 on arm, which isn't going to exist any more.
jigdo in
On Thu, Aug 04, 2005 at 03:23:13AM -0700, Steve Langasek wrote:
I've unfrozen pango1.0, at any rate; pango and jigdo can both enter
testing once they've aged and all builds are available. I don't think
that the gcc-defaults change is urgent enough that it warrants shorting
the testing period
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