Quoting Pawel Wiecek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > > That's not entirely exact. Shared debconf templates can have different > > translations between packages, that doesn't do any harm at all, just > > Well, unless of course different translations don't make sense when swapped > around.
Certainly, that's not optimal.....but it doesn't break anything. We actually had this situation recently when xdm/gdm/kdm templates were reviewed. During a transition period, these packages had shared templates with different wording.... > > I'm probably this one NMUer but, well, the NMU probably just happened > > No, actually it was Luk Claes. He did worse things in these NMUs, but that's > probably something I should have discussed with him at that time. Tha packages > are obsolete now anyway. Hmmm, OK. Generally, Luk is clever about such things so I still don't think it broke that much stuff..:) > > *I* know what I'm doing, particularly when it comes at po-debconf > > stuff, sory for being pedantic. > > *You* know this, but you are not the only person doing NMUs. For l10n NMU, ie NMUs targeted only to add missing translations, I'm probably alone...Sometimes it requires quite some time to discuss with maintainers..:-) > > So, I guess I should assume that the NMU can be put on hold and I > > leave the upload up to you, right ? > > Yes. OK, fine. Thanks for your responsiveness. I didn't really comment the other changes I psoposed in my patch so let's be complete: * [Lintian] Spell GTK+ properly in the package description Recent lintian check: "GTK" should always be written as "GTK+" * [Lintian] Add copyright information in debian/copyright That file should always mention copyrights associated with the software. I picked it in the source code * [Lintian] Move the menu entry to Applications/Sound "Apps/Sound" no longer exists * [Lintian] No longer create empty /usr/share/man/man1 directory fo mp3info-gtk That one was loosely checked. You might want to double check it * [Lintian] No longer ignore errors from "make clean" [ ! -f Makefile ] || $(MAKE) clean instead of -$(MAKE) clean * [Lintian] No longer set debhelper compatibility in debian/rules Use debian/compat instead. recommended practice. I didn't change the debhelper compatibility level. You might want to do it (IIRC, you need to do it if you raise Standards-Version). 5 is suggested....you can also use "6" if you don't care about backportability.
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