Have you tested at least some of the reverse dependencies?
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Please backport
I'm testing boinc right now, anyway I don't think there is real need to test
reverse-deps, since this backbort is API/ABI compatible, and it adds just a new
package.
(debian accepted the backbort a couple of days ago)
how do you suggest to test? just rebuild and run?
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Please backport
Okay, thanks. I've uploaded it. I think it should be safe for existing
packages as far as they go since python-osmgpsmap will still be
available in trusty release.
btw, could you look at osm-gps-map in utopic? Seems it might make sense
to remove creepy and gpxviewer for now?
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Install some of the applications (no rebuild) and do some basic testing
to make sure they still work.
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I think the overall goal is to get something into precise-backports; so
hopefully that path is still available.
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On 07/03/2014 06:43 PM, Iain Lane wrote:
btw, could you look at osm-gps-map in utopic? Seems it might make sense
to remove creepy and gpxviewer for now?
Thanks Iain ( sorry if you get this twice with a cc),
I chased up the situation in Debian a few weeks back, and the gpxviewer
maintainer
