I was on +1 maintenance this week and worked on the following: sparse: This package highlighted a common issue. LLVM versions 14 and 15 support APIs for typed (such as int8*) and opaque (ptr) pointers. Typed pointers are untested and unsupported in LLVM 15 [1]. Code running on LLVM 14 uses typed pointers, since opaque pointers do not work properly in LLVM 14. Patch submitted to Debian and upstream, package migrated.
python-django-celery-results: autopkgtest passes in locally with big_package configuration. Package migrated. rust-brotli-decompressor vs rust-alloc-stdlib: one of the autopkgtest configurations was not supported. I have submitted an issue to Debian, and they have fixed it in the 2.3.4-1 version of the package. I have asked to retry in #ubuntu-devel. rlottie: The package had a memory corruption which was highlighted by the -O3 compiler setting. Patch submitted to Debian, package migrated. radare2-cutter vs radare2: radare2-cutter was failing to build due to missing radare2.radare2 was removed due to obsolete dependency, freebsd-glue. freebsd-glue was removed by Alex Murray and radare2 was reuploaded. The package is in the upload queue. Once it is uploaded, we can rebuild the radare2-cutter. racon vs libthread-pool: racon failed to build due to the bug in libthread-pool. Patch submitted to Debian and upstream. Packages migrated. nvda2speechd: package accesses the internet during the build and is located in a non-free pocket. Raised a removal bug. nthash vs btllib: deadlock in btllib tests on armhf prevents the package from building successfully. The deadlock happens because of an integer overflow in the wait() condition. Documented finding in the bug node-registry-url vs node-package-json: looks like a generic issue - nodejs tests use the HTTP agent that does not support proxy[2]. autopkgtests only allow access through the proxy to external resources. Probably an infrastructure question, whether package tests flagged 'needs-internet' should have direct access. Thanks a lot for the help during the maintenance shift =) [1] https://releases.llvm.org/15.0.0/docs/OpaquePointers.html [2] https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#new-agentoptions -- ubuntu-devel mailing list ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel