In addition to uploading a reversed debdiff, I didn't actually upload it to experimental, I'm attaching the debdiff that I just uploaded (which I realized I forgot to add the ~exp suffix to, apologies).
The upload to experimental was based on the contents of unstable, which is newer that what was in experimental before. Should I force push the contents of debian/unstable to debian/experimental and then add my changes on top? > Does this mean we should hold on pushing new uploads to testing and > experimental until this is done? If so, how long will it take? I don't think new uploads to experimental incorporating these changes would be a problem. Uploading these changes to unstable would start a transition so probably best not to do that until the bulk uploads happen (in a week or so I think). Unrelated uploads to unstable shouldn't be a problem as we'll base the time_t-transitioning uploads to unstable on what is in unstable at the time rather than assuming we can just upload the packages already uploaded to experimental but, uh, it would be an inconvenient time to completely refactor the packaging I think. Cheers, mwh
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