Your message dated Mon, 12 Oct 2015 12:29:20 +0000
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and subject line Bug#801152: Removed package(s) from unstable
has caused the Debian Bug report #801152,
regarding RM: scilab [ppc64el] -- ANAIS; FTBFS and anyway unusable on ppc64el
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Control: block -1 by 801129
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Hi,
As already explained in #801129:
> The scilab source package now FTBFS on ppc64el (#801060). Even if it
> could build, the resulting package is unusable (#798652) because it
> depends on a java library (bluegen2) with explicitely no upstream
> support for ppc64el (#779482).
> All this is in the way of the ongoing hdf5 transition (#798256).
> In this context I've had a ack from RT (pochu) to request a removal of
> scilab from ppc64el.
Scilab has no arch dependent rdepends in ppc64el, except sciscipy for
which I filled RM resquest #801129.
Thanks,
_g.
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We believe that the bug you reported is now fixed; the following
package(s) have been removed from unstable:
scilab-full-bin | 5.5.2-1.2 | ppc64el
scilab-full-bin-dbg | 5.5.2-1.2 | ppc64el
scilab-include | 5.5.2-1.2 | ppc64el
scilab-minimal-bin | 5.5.2-1.2 | ppc64el
scilab-minimal-bin-dbg | 5.5.2-1.2 | ppc64el
------------------- Reason -------------------
ANAIS; FTBFS and anyway unusable on ppc64el
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