On 2025-10-25 23:36, Santiago Vila wrote: > On Sat, Oct 25, 2025 at 11:17:02PM +0200, Christian Kastner wrote: >> Second: even with the removed Breaks, this doesn't fix Santiago's issue >> because Santiago's build is still trying to install libamdhip64-5, which >> is no longer available in unstable. > > Hmm, I triggered a rebuild in Salsa CI and the package built ok: > > https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/pymia/-/jobs/8501122 > > so I went ahead and did the upload of pymia. > > So I don't fully understand this Second part.
Hm, that only seems to use libamdhip64-5, which naturally will still linger as long as something references it, as in this case here. I was assuming libamdhip64-dev as a B-D. As this -dev lacks a SOVER, only one can exist in unstable, and the current one depends on libamdhip64-6. I was too strict in that regard. It's of course entirely possible for some other package to rebuild and work successfully, without change, with the newer libamdhip64-dev; say because it doesn't touch functionality which effected the SOVER bump. But this still needs to be evaluated as part of a transition, and bugs filed where appropriate. Best, Christian

