I'm not exactly sure how this package is consumed, but I believe it's
via intel-compute-runtime
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regarding third-party-programs-TBB.txt, I don't see it even having
oneTBB merged in git, so maybe this is for binary builds which might've
embedded this and others
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ah my bad, will fix those
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Hi Shane, Timmo,
I'm sorry, I have to reject this due to missing license on level_zero/ze_api.h
(Expat),
plus an incorrect license for debian/*: according to Canonical guidelines, it
should either be the main upstream license (Apache 2.0) or GPL-3+.
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Hey,
You actually don't need an FFe for NEW packages:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess#FeatureFreeze_for_new_packages
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Since this is a new package after feature freeze, this needs a Feature
Freeze exception from the release team.
Additionally, the binary package description ends with
"""
This library should not get used directly but only through Level Zero.
"""
Is this package useful as-is, or are there follow-up
Oh, and also: third-party-programs-TBB.txt has a bunch of different
licenses not mentioned in debian/copyright, but it also none of the
files it describes seem to be a part of the source? What's happening
there?
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so I filed an ITP on debian and then uploaded it to the plucky NEW queue
some changes I did was
- rename the source dropping the 'intel-' prefix, as there already was
src:level-zero without it
- added d/watch
- dropped useless builddeps
- made it non-native, as there's an upstream tarball availab
** Description changed:
This package supports raytracing on Intel CPUs and GPUs using level-
zero.
- Source: https://github.com/intel/level-zero-raytracing-support
- PPA upload: https://launchpad.net/~mckeesh/+archive/ubuntu/testing
+ Source:
https://github.com/canonical/kobuk-gfx-intel-le
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => In Progress
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** Description changed:
This package supports raytracing on Intel CPUs and GPUs using level-
zero.
Source: https://github.com/intel/level-zero-raytracing-support
PPA upload: https://launchpad.net/~mckeesh/+archive/ubuntu/testing
+
+ NOTE: Packaging ready for review, but test creation i
We would like this to be added for the following series please:
* Plucky
* Oracular
* Noble
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- [needs-packaging] level-zero-raytracing-support
+ [needs-packaging] level-zero-raytracing-support 1.0.0
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