On 28 Aug 2026 20:41 +0900, Luke Yasuda wrote: > Upstream had a SONAME change and libanthy1t64 was renamed to libanthy2. > Impacted packages are here: > https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/auto-anthy.html > > kasumi will need a sourceful upload to unstable (now in experimental). > uim FTBFS, but I'm ready to do an NMU if the current maintainer is not > responsive, see #1145951. All other packages built fine and will only > need binNMUs (fcitx5-anthy, gcin, hime, ibus-anthy, m17n-lib, scim-anthy).
Sorry, but is that about ibus-anthy correct? According to the buildd log it does seem to have built successfully, but the binary +b1 ibus-anthy is not showing up in the mirrors and the tracker shows an error about dependencies. The rest of the binary +b1 packages from src:ibus-anthy did get pushed to the mirrors. I noticed this because apt was holding back some anthy-related packages when trying to upgrade. With some handholding I can actually get apt to upgrade to all available new versions, so long as I remove the binary ibus-anthy (because the other binary packages in the +b1 version break it). This seems odd so I'm guessing something is wrong.
