Sounds good to me, since 1.5.4 - 1.7.0 will not be hit by normal
upgrade scenarios.
The message sounds wrong though:
Description: Upgrading from 1.5.4 and below.
You are upgrading from a release prior to 1.7.2.
I suspect you want:
Description: Upgrading from 1.5.4 and below.
You are
Untargeting for beta2 since this is not a supported ({hardy,karmic} -
lucid) upgrade scenario.
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* debian/preinst, debian/rabbitmq-server.templates: Warn user about upgrading
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* debian/control: Update
Sounds good to me, since 1.5.4 - 1.7.0 will not be hit by normal
upgrade scenarios.
The message sounds wrong though:
Description: Upgrading from 1.5.4 and below.
You are upgrading from a release prior to 1.7.2.
I suspect you want:
Description: Upgrading from 1.5.4 and below.
You are
Untargeting for beta2 since this is not a supported ({hardy,karmic} -
lucid) upgrade scenario.
** Changed in: rabbitmq-server (Ubuntu Lucid)
Milestone: ubuntu-10.04-beta-2 = None
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This bug was fixed in the package rabbitmq-server - 1.7.2-1ubuntu1
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* debian/preinst, debian/rabbitmq-server.templates: Warn user about upgrading
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(LP: #506985)
* debian/control: Update
Soren,
This appears to be taking a very large sledgehammer for a smallish
problem. Maybe adding a note to the Debian.README and or release notes
to tell the users that this going to happen.
chuck
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I was thinking about something like the following
** Patch added: warning.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42531908/warning.diff
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Scratch that, this would be a better idea.
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Soren,
This appears to be taking a very large sledgehammer for a smallish
problem. Maybe adding a note to the Debian.README and or release notes
to tell the users that this going to happen.
chuck
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I was thinking about something like the following
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Scratch that, this would be a better idea.
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I also can't quite work out what the deal is with specifiying Breaks
against oneself. What I meant in option 1) was to version the binaries
(e.g. renaming it rabbitmq-server1.7) so that they're actual different
packages in which case the inter-package relationships seem more
sensible.
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I also can't quite work out what the deal is with specifiying Breaks
against oneself. What I meant in option 1) was to version the binaries
(e.g. renaming it rabbitmq-server1.7) so that they're actual different
packages in which case the inter-package relationships seem more
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Importance: High
Status: Confirmed
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I'm confused about how to do this, debian policy states that A special
exception is made for packages which declare that they break their own
package name or a virtual package which they provide (see below): this
does not count as a real breakage.. http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-
I'm confused about how to do this, debian policy states that A special
exception is made for packages which declare that they break their own
package name or a virtual package which they provide (see below): this
does not count as a real breakage.. http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-
I'm leaning towards option 1, since this actually reflects reality. Any
takers?
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I can prepare a patch this weekend adding Breaks:
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On Jan 15, 2010 9:06 AM, Soren Hansen so...@ubuntu.com wrote:
I'm leaning towards option 1, since this actually reflects reality. Any
takers?
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I can prepare a patch this weekend adding Breaks:
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On Jan 15, 2010 9:06 AM, Soren Hansen so...@ubuntu.com wrote:
I'm leaning towards option 1, since this actually reflects reality. Any
takers?
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Release notes from 1.7.0:
http://lists.rabbitmq.com/pipermail/rabbitmq-
discuss/attachments/20091007/3aaed239/attachment.txt
Quote:
Upgrading
=
The database schema has not changed since the 1.6.0 release, so user
accounts, durable exchanges and queues, and persistent messages
In other words, this is expected, yet highly unfortunate behaviour.
We have a few options:
1. Version the binary packages and specify a Breaks: relationship between them.
2. Show a great big warning that this is going to happen.
3. Somehow pursuade upstream to provide a proper upgrade path.
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Release notes from 1.7.0:
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Quote:
Upgrading
=
The database schema has not changed since the 1.6.0 release, so user
accounts, durable exchanges and queues, and persistent messages
In other words, this is expected, yet highly unfortunate behaviour.
We have a few options:
1. Version the binary packages and specify a Breaks: relationship between them.
2. Show a great big warning that this is going to happen.
3. Somehow pursuade upstream to provide a proper upgrade path.
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