Package: release.debian.org Severity: normal User: release.debian....@packages.debian.org Usertags: unblock
Please unblock packages rust-prost-reflect and rust-protox, which are blocking package atuin from migration. They were kind of hurried in right before we entered soft freeze (-2 days, barely enough if all autopkgtests pass). While other two (rust-prost-reflect-derive and rust-protox-parse) successfully migrated, rust-prost-reflect failed autopkgtests, which I didn't catch until too late, so the blame is obviously on me. I totally understand if RT decides not to unblock. [ Reason ] To allow enabling the `atuin daemon` command. Quoting the upstream (in their Discord server), "Anyone on ZFS won't be able to use Atuin without it". In the [PR] that introduced it, upstream stated one of the reasons is to "keep database writes out of the hot path, which becomes an issue with certain filesystems". [PR]: https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin/pull/2006 [ Impact ] Without them, atuin would have to be shipped without the daemon command. ZFS users would face performance degradation, or be unable to use atuin at all. [ Tests ] All Rust library packages come with autopkgtests that run test cases upstream has written in the source. In this specific case, subsequent uploads of rust-prost-reflect were patched to disable a few tests. The tests in question are merely development indicators [2], as stated by upstream. [2]??https://github.com/andrewhickman/prost-reflect/issues/160 [ Risks ] They are new packages, only used by atuin. Nothing else currently depends on them, so there's no risk of breaking other packages. Atuin 18.5.0-2, which reinstated them, built and autopkgtested successfully. [ Checklist ] [x] all changes are documented in the d/changelog [x] I reviewed all changes and I approve them [ ] attach debdiff against the package in testing (they were never in testing) [ Other info ] unblock rust-prost-reflect/0.15.0-3 unblock rust-protox/0.8.0-1 -- ,Sdrager Blair Noctis
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