> as permission to take over in Debian Science team and preserved your ID
> as "Uploaders". If you might need push permissions in Science team
> just let me know. I'd recommend you remove your local and now outdated
> repository.
This is absolutely great. Thanks a lot!
> (Admittedly I did not
I think with the latest version from upstream it would be easier to get the
debian package working.
With 1.5.7 version the build related issues are minimal.
Here's what I've done presently.
First, started from Rico's git. Then imported 1.4.7b after downloading
it from debian source using
I tried to do some work on this in here: https://salsa.debian.org/akshay/sfst/
Was facing issues with debian build not succeeding.
That led to two PRs in the upstream repo. But once those were merged I didn't
get a chance to try this again.
I think with the latest version from upstream it would
Hello Akshay,
thank you for your interest in adopting the package!
I uploaded the git repository I used for maintaining SFST to
https://salsa.debian.org/rsennrich/sfst
It's missing the changes that Roland Stigge made in the last version
(1.4.7b-1), but should be a good starting point regardless
I'm interested in adopting. This project is a dependency for
https://morph.smc.org.in/ which is an initiative I care about.
I have familiarity with the debian-js team's packaging workflow (gbp,
pkg-js-tools, autopkgtest, salsa, etc). But I've never uploaded a
package myself (yet).
I have cre
Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I no longer have the bandwidth to continue maintaining packages, and request an
adopter for the sfst package.
sfst isn't very labor-intensive - there's occasional changes from upstream to
be merged in.
The package description is:
SFST is a toolbox for the implemen
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