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and subject line Fixing version-tracking for already fixed-in-NMU bug
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Package: xinput
Severity: normal
(This is an automatically generated bug, based on the current contents
of the Sources file for the main section.)
This source package contains a build dependency on xlib6g-dev. This
needs to be updated since the xlib6g* packages will disappear by the
time of the next release.
Be aware that, in addition to xlibs-dev, you may also need to specify
libxaw7-dev. Also, if your source package uses imake, you will need
to specify xutils as well.
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Version: 1.2-5.1
This bug was fixed in an NMU, but never closed. I'm closing it with the
correct version so that its status can be properly version-tracked.
For reference:
xinput (1.2-5.1) unstable; urgency=low
.
* Non-Maintainer Upload.
* debian/control:
- Bumped Standards-Version to 3.5.8.
- Replaced xlib6g-dev build dependency with xlibs-dev. Closes: #170168.
- Removed full-stop from short description.
- Changed long descripting which must not be the same as the
long description.
* debian/postinst: removed. It is no longer necessary since its
only purpose was to create the /usr/doc link for the package.
* debian/rules: fixed call to dpkg-gencontrol to force inclusion
of section and priority in control file.
Regards,
Adam
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