Fairly good package status for pkg-xiph-maint

Martin Steghöfer martin at steghoefer.eu
Tue Oct 11 10:52:56 UTC 2016


Hi Petter,

I did read the email and followed your recent work on the Xiph packages 
a little, but unfortunately I can't invest much time myself right now, 
I'm sorry.

Am I interpreting the freeze deadline right in that the most relevant 
freezes are the Soft Freeze and the Full Freeze, and that therefore we 
have approximately the rest of 2016 to get the packages into an 
appropriate shape for the Stretch release?

Cheers,
Martin


Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> Hi.  Did anyone read this email?  I have seen no replies, and it
> make me worried:
>
> [Petter Reinholdtsen 2016-09-12]
>> With yesterdays migration of oggvideotools, I am happy to report that
>> all the packages maintained by us under the pkg-xiph-maint umbrella are
>> doing well.  Only kate lack a working upstream URL (d/watch), and only
>> libtheora fail to build reproduably. Libvorbis have a crash bug exposed
>> by the autopkgtest scripts, but the rest of the packages seem to be in a
>> fairly good shape.
>>
>> Can we manage to get more bugs closed before the freeze?
>>
>> We even got Ralph listed as an uploader for all of them. :)
>>
>> There are some other xiph related packages maintained outside the team
>> that are worse off, having unreproducable builds and no working d/watch
>> file.  I guess we should consider sending patches to the maintainer.
> The state can be seen on
> <URL: https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=pkg-xiph-maint@lists.alioth.debian.org >
>   wonder about if this
>




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