Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-12 Thread Piotr Pokora
Hi! > AFAICT midgard2-core is the only package of the two having an open RC > bug affecting testing (namely, #677795). So keeping it while removing > php5-midgard2 from testing would not help us (from a release PoV). > Note that php5-midgard2 is only being removed because it > (Build-)Depnds on

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-12 Thread Niels Thykier
On 2013-04-10 10:16, Piotr Pokora wrote: > Hi! > >> for the record, the discussion on #677795 lead to a release team >> member write "As it is, I am inclined to agree with OdyX's >> observations, so I am tagging the bug as will-remove for now". >> >> I don't feel I have the right hat to close thes

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-10 Thread Adam D. Barratt
On 10.04.2013 11:10, Piotr Pokora wrote: After 300 days the easiest solution seems to be "will-remove for now" but there hasn't been any single explanation why one package migrated while the other not? It didn't migrate because of #678531 still being considered as open by the BTS until Niel

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-10 Thread Piotr Pokora
Hi! >> After 300 days the easiest solution seems to be "will-remove for now" >> but there hasn't been any single explanation why one package migrated >> while the other not? > > It didn't migrate because of #678531 still being considered as open by > the BTS until Niels fixed the bug state up in N

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-10 Thread Adam D. Barratt
On 10.04.2013 09:16, Piotr Pokora wrote: OK, so can we keep midgard2-core 10.05.7.1-1? It migrated to testing 300 days ago, while package which depends on it - php5-midgard2 - which also has been uploaded 300 days ago didn't migrate? After 300 days the easiest solution seems to be "will-remove

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-10 Thread Piotr Pokora
Hi! > for the record, the discussion on #677795 lead to a release team > member write "As it is, I am inclined to agree with OdyX's > observations, so I am tagging the bug as will-remove for now". > > I don't feel I have the right hat to close these two unblock requests > (#688966 and #692358) acc

Bug#692358: Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-04-10 Thread intrigeri
Hi, for the record, the discussion on #677795 lead to a release team member write "As it is, I am inclined to agree with OdyX's observations, so I am tagging the bug as will-remove for now". I don't feel I have the right hat to close these two unblock requests (#688966 and #692358) accordingly, b

Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-05 Thread Piotr Pokora
>> Only (and only) if midgard2-core[0] and php5-midgard2[1] are >> distributed together. > > Why? Because php5-midgard2 provides language bindings to midgard2 content repository. Unfortunately there's no php-gir bindings. Testing distribution has midgard2-core 10.05.7 and php5-midgard2 10.05.6. Bo

Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-04 Thread intrigeri
Piotr Pokora wrote (04 Mar 2013 15:15:23 GMT) : >>> Exactly. There are no changes made to php5-midgard2 package, so it >>> only requires rebuild against fixed[0] midgard2-core package. >> >> OK, this confirms #692358 and #688966 are totally unrelated, then. > Only (and only) if midgard2-core[0] a

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-04 Thread Piotr Pokora
>> Exactly. There are no changes made to php5-midgard2 package, so it >> only requires rebuild against fixed[0] midgard2-core package. > > OK, this confirms #692358 and #688966 are totally unrelated, then. Only (and only) if midgard2-core[0] and php5-midgard2[1] are distributed together. In any o

Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-04 Thread intrigeri
Hi again, and sorry for the flood.. Piotr Pokora wrote (04 Mar 2013 09:15:53 GMT) : > Exactly. There are no changes made to php5-midgard2 package, so it > only requires rebuild against fixed[0] midgard2-core package. OK, this confirms #692358 and #688966 are totally unrelated, then. Thank you.

Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-04 Thread intrigeri
intrigeri wrote (04 Mar 2013 10:16:35 GMT) : > In any case, it looks now clear that "this needs to be unblocked else > php5-midgard2 will be broken by midgard2-core" is no valid reason, in > itself, to grant the unblock requested by #688966. Hopefully this will > help the release team make a decisi

Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-04 Thread intrigeri
Hi Timo and Piotr, Timo Jyrinki wrote (04 Mar 2013 07:41:40 GMT) : > So, php5-midgard2 would need just a rebuild to pick up the new > library name, together with uploading of midgard2-core. Thank you for the prompt clarification! Just to clarify even further, would a binNMU be enough? (The parag

Bug#688966: Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-04 Thread Piotr Pokora
Hi! > So, php5-midgard2 would need just a rebuild to pick up the new library > name, together with uploading of midgard2-core. The mentors link of > php5-midgard2 has expired, but if I recall correctly Piotr had only > indeed put it there with a changelog entry like "rebuild", so there are > no ac

Bug#677795: Bug#688966: Review midgard2-core package

2013-03-03 Thread Timo Jyrinki
04.03.2013 00:54, intrigeri kirjoitti: > "I am not sure due to #688966. > If midgard2-core is accepted to stable, then php5-midgard2 > might break." > > If midgard2-core "might break" another package that's currently in > testing, then IMHO this should be expressed in terms of binary package