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regarding quickml: ruby1.8 won't be available on Jessie
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--- Begin Message ---
Source: quickml
Severity: serious
User: debian-r...@lists.debian.org
Usertags: ruby18-removal
Dear maintainer,
quickml produces one or more binary packages that depends on ruby1.8,
or it uses ruby1.8 to build. ruby1.8 is unmaintainable at this point,
and we can't keep it for Jessie. We plan to request its removal in 4
weeks.
Recommendations for some common cases:
If your package contains Ruby programs that are hardcoded to use
ruby1.8, you need to port those to a more recent version. Please use
/usr/bin/ruby instead. Please do not change to /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1
If your package calls `ruby1.8` during build, please make it call
`ruby` instead. If your scripts don't work with a newer Ruby, you
need to port them. Please do not change `ruby1.8` to `ruby1.9.1` as
it will require more work later when we want to get rid of ruby1.9.1
(and we will).
If your packages builds binary extensions for ruby1.8, you need to
remove those. Please consider building binary extensions for all
supported Ruby versions. You can get a list of supported Ruby
versions at runtime by build-depending on gem2deb and running
$ dh_ruby --print-supported
I'm flagging this bug as release critical, since it's impossible to
have ruby1.8 in the next release.
If you need advice on the best way to handle your package, please
feel free to get in touch with debian-r...@lists.debian.org
--- End Message ---
--- Begin Message ---
quickml_0.7-5 fixed this.
(Replaced Ruby 1.8 specific code)
At Fri, 17 Jan 2014 10:44:20 +0100,
terce...@debian.org wrote:
> Source: quickml
> Severity: serious
> User: debian-r...@lists.debian.org
> Usertags: ruby18-removal
>
> Dear maintainer,
>
> quickml produces one or more binary packages that depends on ruby1.8,
> or it uses ruby1.8 to build. ruby1.8 is unmaintainable at this point,
> and we can't keep it for Jessie. We plan to request its removal in 4
> weeks.
>
> Recommendations for some common cases:
>
> If your package contains Ruby programs that are hardcoded to use
> ruby1.8, you need to port those to a more recent version. Please use
> /usr/bin/ruby instead. Please do not change to /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1
>
> If your package calls `ruby1.8` during build, please make it call
> `ruby` instead. If your scripts don't work with a newer Ruby, you
> need to port them. Please do not change `ruby1.8` to `ruby1.9.1` as
> it will require more work later when we want to get rid of ruby1.9.1
> (and we will).
>
> If your packages builds binary extensions for ruby1.8, you need to
> remove those. Please consider building binary extensions for all
> supported Ruby versions. You can get a list of supported Ruby
> versions at runtime by build-depending on gem2deb and running
>
> $ dh_ruby --print-supported
>
> I'm flagging this bug as release critical, since it's impossible to
> have ruby1.8 in the next release.
>
> If you need advice on the best way to handle your package, please
> feel free to get in touch with debian-r...@lists.debian.org
--- End Message ---
