On Fri, 05 Mar 2010 13:29:52 +0100, Stefano Zacchiroli <[email protected]> wrote:
> I generally don't bother requesting packaging of beta releases, but in this > case---given that you've packaged an alpha release in experimental---I thought > you might want to package the beta2 there too. In case you want, I'll be happy > to test the package. Very quickly, I've tried to naively port the Debian > package to the new beta2, but compilation failed (then I ran out of time to > investigate more). Dear Zack; Please feel free to grab the current packages from collab-maint debcheckout libsynthesis debcheckout syncevolution (I have a feeling this is one person I don't have to explain debcheckout to) The packages seem to work ok, but I'm currently trying to figure out why the calculated dependency of libsynthesis is wrong. I've updated the symbol files, but somehow dpkg-shlibdeps is not picking that up. I tested with the old libs and it fails in mysterious ways. I'll post a request for help to -devel or -mentors a bit later. Anyway, just make sure you install libsynthesis 3.4.0.5+ds1-1, even if apt thinks 3.0.35+blah is ok. > While I'm at it, I must confess the current versioning scheme for the Debian > package is not terribly clear to me, can you please consider making explicit > "~beta2" somewhere, in case you package the new beta? I suppose ~b2a is a bit cryptic. I don't mind either way, really, as long as it starts with b. d -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
