I looked at the case and I agree, this is an intentional drop of those
other architectures and should be removed.
Furthermore no reverse dependencies needed to be considered AFAICS:
root@o-prop:~# reverse-depends --build-depends src:reform-setup-wizard
No reverse dependencies found
root@o-prop:~# reverse-depends src:reform-setup-wizard
No reverse dependencies found
And then since this is the "GTK-based first-boot setup wizard" it is
eventually left on the platforms most likely to actually drive a real
desktop on end user systems that need such a first boot setup.
If not you can be person quoted in the changelog (That entry made me
smile) "If you want to sink time in making this work on armel, s390x or
riscv, please contact me. Too many hours of my free-time went into
architectures on which nobody is going to use this package on already."
** Changed in: reform-setup-wizard (Ubuntu)
Status: New => In Progress
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Please remove reform-setup-wizard on unsupported architectures
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