[Debian-olpc-devel] Bug#485233: Path still broken in 23-2
Jonas Smedegaard
dr at jones.dk
Wed Dec 3 22:15:35 UTC 2008
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On Wed, Dec 03, 2008 at 10:18:49PM +0100, Holger Levsen wrote:
>On Wednesday 03 December 2008 20:06, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
>Jonas, you've seen my mails to d-release@ about sugar 0.82 in lenny?
I see it now.
There is something wrong somewhere: I do not receive olpc-devel@ mails
currently...
>> I do not agree that we should avoid activity releases newer than
>> upstream releases, as long as they work properly with 0.82.
>>
>> What made you resolve Calculate 0.25 as belonging to Sugar 0.83?
>
><h01ger> [12:18:57] does http://sugarlabs.org/go/DevelopmentTeam/Source_Code
>show the latest version for 0.82 while for example
>http://dev.laptop.org/pub/sugar/sources/Calculate/ also has 24+25.tgz, which
>are for 0.83? (and 23 is the latest for 0.82?)
><morgs> [12:19:36] h01ger: yes, those are the 0.82 versions
Cannot parse that. All are for 0.82 or what?
Isn't it documented properly somewhere?
Anyway, I gave up waiting for your response and posted 0.25-2 a moment
ago (right before I received this email).
I see no need for adding an epoch. I'd say we request 0.25-2 unblocked
for Lenny. Works fine for me (except for localization that I've filed
a bugreport about a moment ago).
>> No, I have not yet released 0.25-1, as it turns out there are more
>> problems. I suspect your 0.23-2 release also is broken[1]!
>
>why do you suspect that?
Because of recent changes to sugar-toolkit, affecting Sugar activity
installations.
>the changelog and more importantly the debdiff to 0.23-1 looked good.
Did you compile the package in an up-to-date sid chroot?
In what path was the activity installed?
Did the package include locale files?
>> I really would appreciate if you'd warn here on the list _before_
>> releasing.
>
>Ack. With how much time in advance? Is a commit to git master enough
>warning? (Seriously :)
I notice now that indeed you posted a warning. Problem was (and still
is) that I received no emails (only) sent til olpc-devel@ since nov 29.
>> Now you force me to reprioritize my evening :-/
>
>No. a.) you're a volunteer, end of the story.
I fail to understand your argument.
>b.) it's called unstable for a reason.
"Unstable" refers to the distribution, not the package. Unstable
packages should only be uploaded to experimental, if at all!
>c.) i'd be happy to take over, but I'm refraining now as I assume you
>are on it. (unless I here otherwise of course.)
Great that you start becoming active now.
No. You do *not* simply take over the work done for a year without your
active participation.
You are very welcome to work together with Luke and me (and any others
chiming in) using on the existing packages, using the current Git+CDBS
packaging style.
You are also very welcome to package additional activity packages using
current Git+CDBS packaging style.
You can also package additional activities using whatever alternative
packaging style you prefer yourself. I won't recommend that, but if you
really must (use another packaging style), I won't (and can't) stop you.
>there are more packages broken, how do we proceed with them? (btw,
>0.23-1 also FTBFS is current sid for me, so I plan on rebuilding them
>all (*), to see if they can still build.)
How does 0.23-1 FTBFS?
Does 0.25-2 FTBFS too?
- Jonas
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