El 05/06/13 12:44, Didier Raboud escribió:
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Hi Marc, hi Santiago,
Le mercredi, 5 juin 2013 11.00:06, Santiago Vila a écrit :
reassign 711174 lsb-release
thanks
On Wed, 5 Jun 2013, Marc Fournier wrote:
Upgrading from 7.1 to 7.1wheezy1 (from wheezy-proposed-updates) breaks
the codename returned by lsb_release. "n/a" is returned instead of
"wheezy".
This is a nuisance because everything depending on lsb to identify the
system release by codename instead of version number is also broken.
Good catch, thanks!
This is not a bug in base-files but a bug in lsb-release, the changes
in base-files are the result of the stable release managers decision
that Debian wheezy will be just "Debian 7".
That's news for me, but I guess lsb_release is one of the few things we should
have tested more thouroughly with base-files "as it would be in stable". Oh
well.
We really didn't know about this until recently, so it's not your fault.
Just make sure that the new lsb-release for wheezy works well with the
base-files currently in proposed-updates. From now on (for example, in
Debian 7.2 point release, whenever that will be), only
/etc/debian_version will change in base-files (as we did in squeeze).
Thanks.
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