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On Sun, Jan 31, 2021 at 07:06:13AM +0100, Carsten Schoenert wrote: > the arduino package got a long outstanding overhaul and is now back in > Debian with the most recent version. Thanks for accepting the new > package dependencies to make this possible. > > We now have the situation that britney wont let the new upload migrate > to testing as it thinks the all architecture isn't built yet. > > https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/arduino > > The root for this is the old binary package structure, the old package > of arduino has Architecture 'all' but is now containing architectures > that are platform depended. > So no 'all' based packages for arduino are now built anymore. > > Could you please remove any old cruft of arduino in unstable so the > packages can migrate to testing? There are 2 packages that depend on arduino-core: Output from dak rm: Checking reverse dependencies... # Broken Depends: arduino-mighty-1284p: arduino-mighty-1284p arduino-mk: arduino-mk Dependency problem found. I don't know if these still work with the new arduino. If so, they will need to be updated to have the right dependency. Otherwise, they will have to be removed (at least from testing), as they would become uninstallable if arduino-core goes away. However, given the timing of the freeze, it might be better to reintroduce arduino-core as a transitional package, and deal with the removal after the bullseye release. Cheers, Ivo
