Dear Daniel, Thank you for your work on MHD packaging, it is much appreciated. I am currently having a look at your merge request, please do not upload an NMU in the meantime.
As a general rule concerning your changes, I would prefer not mixing packaging style and trailing whitespaces changes with bug fixes. But if you'd like to co-maintain the package, we could also implement your wrap-and-sort choices of course. Concerning the new version, I am aware of the issue with parallel building. Actually, I was the one signalling the issue [1]. However, I am still puzzled by another testing issue: on my box, test_upgrade_tls and test_upgrade_large_tls fail randomly when built with git-buildpackage and cowbuilder, but not with debuild and dpkg-buildpackage. Therefore I suspect the use of chroots, but I did not manage to locate properly the issue. I also submit the problem upstream, without success yet [2]. Your help would be much welcome on this one. Best regards, Bertrand [1] https://bugs.gnunet.org/view.php?id=6117 [2] https://bugs.gnunet.org/view.php?id=6116 Le 07/04/2020 à 05:25, Daniel Kahn Gillmor a écrit : > Package: src:libmicrohttpd > Version: 0.9.66-1 > > For libmicrohttpd, upstream version 0.9.70 is available. It is also > packaged in the salsa git repo, but it doesn't build properly due to > some tests not working in parallel mode because the tests reuse certain > local ports (and dh compat level 12 switches to parallel make by > default). Upstream fixed this bug by forcing those tests to run > serially, and i've proposed backporting this fix from upstream over in > this MR: > > https://salsa.debian.org/debian/libmicrohttpd/-/merge_requests/2 > > (the MR also addresses #955448). > > I'm happy to upload this fixed series as an NMU if that would be > helpful. If i haven't heard any objections on this report in a few > days, i'll go ahead with an NMU to DELAYED/10 (following the usual NMU > procedures reporting the nmudiff on both bug reports). > > Thanks for maintaining libmicrohttpd in debian! I hope that these > reports and the MR are both helpful to you in this work. > > Regards, > > --dkg
