On 05-11-12 12:59, Abou Al Montacir wrote:
>> Next (errors?):
>> invalid Package Link: file
>> "/usr/lib/lazarus/0.9.30.4/components/codetools/codetools.lpk" does not
>> exist.
> These are real bugs, I have a bug open in upstream Mantis BTS and will
> resolve it soon. As I said, .lpk files are not sources but part of LCL
> binary packages.

Could you please provide the upstream bug number here, I could not
locate it?

> Same as above, will be fixed soon (you may want to create a bug for
> these and refer to upstream bug)

Or just use this bug for tracking that? We could just retitle this bug
to something about these bugs?

> These will not fixed soon due to low priority and freeze. Also A new FPC
> and Lazarus upstream versions are being prepared and I'd not fix those
> bugs before I get the new versions in sid. So I'd expect to have them
> not before a few months.

Fair enough.

>> I can see your point. However, in that case it would be a nice-to-have
>> to avoid the above mentioned errors/warnings.
> I'd prefer to keep them, so a newbe who tried to play with minimizing
> installation can understand that he is missing some installation parts
> and can fix them before concluding that Lazarus is a sheet piece of code.

The warning is fine, especially because you already said that the others
are valid bugs. So in the end I expect only one warning to remain, right?

>> No problem. I don't have problems doing that. Do I read correctly here
>> that you would also not consider packaging lazarus 1.0 in experimental
>> to help Ubuntu have that in their next release?
> I've tarted packaging Lazarus 1.0 in local git branch and eve pushed
> parts to the upstream trunk. Some other fixes are still in my git branch
> and not pushed yet. I'll package Lazarus 1.0 after wheezy, but if you
> are interested, I can create a branch 1.0 on bollin (VCS server for FPC
> and Lazarus Debian packaging) and you can use it for Ubuntu.

Please do, I will see if I can take it from there than.

Paul

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