Hi Simon, On Mon, Mar 26, 2018 at 09:03:09PM +0100, Simon McVittie wrote: > Source: libogg > Version: 1.3.2-1 > Severity: wishlist > > While updating ioquake3 I noticed that the upstream developer now bundles > libogg-1.3.3, which is newer than the version in Debian.
FSVO "newer" ... I was pretty sure there was actually nothing at all in that one for us - but reviewing all the commits again, I see there is a one-character typo fix in the docs (accurred -> occurred), and a one line patch for a corner case that I'm not sure anything actually trips over in practice. The 1.3.3 release was mostly all futzing about in the build system for Visual Studio, MacOS, and CI testing so it had been on my Meh Not For Us list. There's actually some more interesting fixes after the 1.3.3 tag, so I should probably nudge upstream toward a 1.3.4 tag sometime soon and pull in the corner case patch with those. > Please consider also adding a debian/watch file for uscan, which would > have caused Debian's QA infrastructure to pick this up automatically. Automatically, yes - but usefully perhaps not so much. Especially since I'll generally get a poke directly from *upstream* if there is something important in these which we are missing - and what is in git is usually more interesting than what is in a tarball on the download site. But thanks for the poke to review this again and note the current status where people who aren't following git might see it. Cheers, Ron
