Colin, I was waiting for some kind of ACK :-)
Just uploaded 1.8.8-2 to experimental. I merged all Ubuntu's changelog,
apart from the last entry by doko -- it was just a rebuild, and would've
been in the middle of other Debian revisions with a greater version. I
skipped it so that I don't inadverte
And yes, not-built-from-source binaries are semi-automatically removed
once nothing (build-)depends on them any more.
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Title:
Sync python-pyproj 1
Thanks, this sounds good. I see that experimental still has 1.8.8-1, so
give me a shout (on this bug or on IRC) once you've uploaded 1.8.8-2, or
decided that you don't need to.
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I reviewed the pyproj packaging and none of it would add to the Debian
packaging. The python-pyproj-data is no longer necessary as Debian's
python-pyproj is using the system proj-data instead of an internal copy
of the data. These files are in a separate directory, so there should
be no need for
Hello,
yes, the Ubuntu package exists since before the Debian one. I must've missed it
when I originally packaged pyproj in Debian. I gave a look at the Ubuntu
package,
and it seems there are no fixes to backport to Debian.
1.8.6-0ubuntu1 has two patches, which are useless in the Debian package.
There's an existing pyproj source package in Ubuntu which conflicts with
this. I assume it dates back from before python-pyproj was in Debian.
What should be done with it? At minimum, somebody needs to:
* check the pyproj packaging and see whether there are any fixes that need to
be applied to
python-pyproj 1.8.8-1 builds on amd64. Sync request ACK'd.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Assignee: (unassigned) => Benjamin Drung (bdrung)
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => In Progress
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: In Progress => Confirmed
** Changed in: ubuntu
Assignee: Benj
