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and subject line Re: Bug#965157: rmadison: sometimes displays more then one 
package version for unstable
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Package: devscripts


Currently the query 
        rmadison -s unstable installation-guide
displays more than one package version for unstable:


ned@t520:~$ rmadison -s unstable installation-guide
installation-guide | 20191229+rebuild1 | unstable   | source
installation-guide | 20200715          | unstable   | source


It's independent from what URL I use:
        -u debian
        -u new
        -u qa
        -u udd


This seems incorrect to me. There can only be one version in unstable
at a time, right?


So long
Holger


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On Fri, 2020-07-17 at 00:44 +0200, Holger Wansing wrote:
> Currently the query 
>       rmadison -s unstable installation-guide
> displays more than one package version for unstable:
> 
> 
> ned@t520:~$ rmadison -s unstable installation-guide
> installation-guide | 20191229+rebuild1 | unstable   | source
> installation-guide | 20200715          | unstable   | source

That matches what dak shows, which you can check for yourself on coccia
(aka. mirror.ftp-master.d.o):

$ dak ls installation-guide -s unstable
installation-guide | 20191229+rebuild1 | unstable   | source
installation-guide | 20200715          | unstable   | source

> It's independent from what URL I use:
>       -u debian
>       -u new
>       -u qa
>       -u udd
> 
> 
> This seems incorrect to me. There can only be one version in unstable
> at a time, right?

No. A source version remains in unstable while any binary package is
built from it. This happens, for example, when the later upload FTBFS
on some architectures.

In this case, it appears to be due to the fact that the installation-
guide-mips binary package was removed in the most recent upload:

$ dak ls installation-guide -s unstable -S | grep -v 20200715
installation-guide          | 20191229+rebuild1 | unstable   | source
installation-guide-mips     | 20191229+rebuild1 | unstable   | all

That's listed in the cruft report, with no reverse-dependencies, so
should get removed next time someone from the FTP Team processes the
report. At that point, the older source version will also be
automatically removed by archive maintenance processes.

Regards,

Adam

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