Nice, even has autopkg tests. And symbols. Has bug subscriber.
Seems well maintained, also in Debian. Approved! Thanks. :)
The commands installed by the -utils package [1] are a little
generically named. Seems like it would be easy to conflict with another
package. But good enough for now.
[1] gen_binary_files, gen_unigram, and import_interpolation
** Changed in: libpinyin (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Committed
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Title:
[MIR]libpinyin
Status in libpinyin package in Ubuntu:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
[Availability]
libpinyin is available in Ubuntu (universe).
[Rationale]
As we are in the process of getting Unity8 to main, libpinyin is one
of the required dependencies.
[Security]
There is no security issues every discovered for libpinyin. The
library itself is a conversion engine to compute from input strings to
a list of candidate words, security related topics are often only
related to wrapping functions or higher-level applications.
[Quality assurance]
Upstream is active, and backed by RedHat.
[Dependencies]
All dependencies (Depends/Build-Depends) are in main.
[Standards compliance]
The package conforms to FHS and Debian standards.
[Maintenance]
The package is actively maintained at Debian, and is looked after by
the ~pkg-ime team (subscribed to the package).
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