Hello,
> libmpd1 is in NEW.
>
>> APT prefers unstable
>
> Please use testing if having to notice library transitions is a
> problem for you. If you're using unstable, you should *expect* this to
> happen.
I must say that I strongly disagree with this statement: every package
must be built against packages found in unstable. Not with the personal
packages you built on your computer, *even if they are in NEW* ! So this
package is broken, and it shouldn't be.
Please, pretty please, don't upload broken software to unstable ! Use
a chroot to build the packages you upload - or, if you have depend on
the newer libmpd, wait before uploading.
This, IMHO, is a grave bug, and it is not fixed. (but I'm leaving it
up to you to decide any modification to this bug. Anyway, it won't
transition to testing with a missing dependency).
BTW, this is really annoying because aptitude, seeing that it cannot
fulfil dependencies for an updated version, proposes a removal. (I know
aptitude is stupid on this, but nevertheless, this situation should not be).
Cheers,
Vincent
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Vincent Fourmond, Debian Developer
http://vince-debian.blogspot.com/
The Librarian was, of course, very much in favour of reading in
general, but readers in particular got on his nerves.
-- Terry Pratchet, Men at arms
Vincent, listening to Headshots (Vega, Suzanne)
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