Hi Nicolas I have prepared two variations of the gnat-14 tracker.
The first [1], has is_bad = !.depends ~ /libgnat-14/; instead of is_bad = .depends ~ /libgnat/ & !.depends ~ /libgnat-14/; but this has even more packages in the 'unknown' state (there are matches for both is_good and is_bad). The second [2], has is_bad = .depends ~ /libgnat-\d+/ & !.depends ~ /libgnat-14/; and this looks good to me. We could simply have used is_bad = .depends ~ /libgnat-13/; here instead, but I also want to catch packages that still depend on any older libgnat-12, libgnat-11, etc. Please let me know what you think. Regards Graham [1] https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/gnat-14-v2.html [2] https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/gnat-14-v3.html
