On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 01:56:25PM +0530, Ritesh Raj Sarraf wrote: > Control: tag -1 +confirmed > > Thank you fore reporting this bug. I am not sure which version has caused > this problem. Perhaps the first step would be to pick older versions from > snapshot.debian.org and try.
I can confirm that the binary for 0.48.2 has O and A entries. Now that I've looked at the source package, and seen that the source files are named cide.o etc., I think we can guess that what's happened is that some software has decided that *.o and *.a files can and should be discarded (thinking that they're object files). The most reliable fix probably involves a rename (say cide-o or cide-o.xml), as there's plenty of other software around that would make the same guess even if you avoid it happening again with the particular software that discarded them this time. pjrm.
