Hi Andreas,

On Sat, Feb 14, 2026 at 7:15 AM Andreas Tille <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just to clarify: I’m not specifically concentrating on your packages,
> nor do I use odb myself.
 I wouldn't mind, it makes me realize there are enough packages around
that might be just removed, orphaned or something like that. But I'm
not sure how good to keep these around.


> The bug reports were the result of a rather
> broad scan for packages with long-standing upstream updates and missing
> Salsa repositories. It just happened to affect some of your packages.
 Yup, I have several packages where upstream is dead, upgrading would
need a lot of effort, etc. I keep them in the archives, even if
usually I think I should have asked for their removal.
Salsa and the appearance of team maintenance may just shadow that a
package is no longer maintained for some reason. Would you find odb if
it's already on Salsa?

> What I could imagine doing in any case is:
>  * migrating the current packaging to Salsa in its present state,
>  * documenting the upstream changes and the build2 transition in a
>    README.source, so that any interested contributor has the relevant
>    information readily available.
 That sounds viable. If you have time for this, please do so.

Regards,
Laszlo/GCS

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