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Subject: unblock: mlmmj-1.5.0-2
Package: release.debian.org
Severity: normal
User: release.debian....@packages.debian.org
Usertags: unblock

Please unblock package mlmmj

MLMMJ 1.5.0 fails to build on a number of architectures due to certain post-compile tests timing out. I have added a workaround to the debian/rules file to avoid the build tests for the architectures where the build tests fail, to allow the build to succeed and continuing to the the build tests for the architectures where the build tests work.

MLMMJ upstream was first forked and then slowly taken over by another developer that was involved in the project and has now finally taken over the upstream website.

In the proposed upload I have also included fixes to the debian/copyright file to fix Lintian errors.

A debdiff is attached.

Thank you

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Hi,

On 21-05-2025 00:23, Chris Knadle wrote:
In terms of "fixing the tests", I'm stuck.


I looked at the build results of reproducible builds, and there also the amd64 build fails. I suspect that the build is sensitive to the load of the host. (I suspect that the reported version in bug #1104274 is wrong, I make that mistake regularly as I use reportbug on a testing host and sometimes I forget to fix the version when filing bugs against the version in unstable).

Anyways, it seems you "only" try to get a new upstream version into testing, there are no important bugs closed by the version in unstable as far as I can tell. Therefor, I decided to *not* unblock mlmmj and we'll keep the current version in trixie. Please reopen this bug if you have information that you think might change my mind (if so, we'd also need a debdiff against the version in testing to judge).

Paul

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