** Description changed: Zesty currently has Mosh 1.3.0~rc2-1 (release candidate 2), synced from Debian sid. Mosh upstream released the final version 1.3.0 yesterday, March 25. It is now in Debian sid and built successfully on all Debian architectures. Could you please sync the final 1.3.0 release from Debian? Debdiff attached. There are no changes in the upstream ChangeLog. There are almost no changes to the Mosh source code, other than (1) updating the version number to 1.3.0, and (2) working around a regression in OpenBSD's "pledge". This latter code is guarded by a HAVE_PLEDGE macro and does not affect builds on Linux. The other changes relate to improving the test suite for locale-related code when running in an sbuild chroot (e.g., on the Debian buildds). - We (upstream and Debian maintainer) would be grateful if the Ubuntu LTS - could include the final release of Mosh 1.3.0, instead of the release - candidate. It would reduce our support burden and increase uniformity - across platforms. Thank you for your consideration. + We (upstream and Debian maintainer) would be grateful if the Ubuntu + 17.04 release could include the final release of Mosh 1.3.0, instead of + the release candidate. It would reduce our support burden and increase + uniformity across platforms. Thank you for your consideration.
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