Thanks Simon for the quick review!
El martes, 5 de mayo de 2026 a las 09:41, Simon Josefsson <[email protected]> escribió: > golang-github-kelindar-simd and golang-github-kelindar-bitmap: Maytham just recently helped to move the repos to the go-team workspace. https://salsa.debian.org/go-team/packages/golang-github-kelindar-simd/ https://salsa.debian.org/go-team/packages/golang-github-kelindar-bitmap/ https://salsa.debian.org/go-team/packages/siso/ > - decide whether to use pristine-tar or not: gbp.conf says it is used, > but there is no pristine-tar branches on Salsa Updated gbp.conf to match. > - for golang-github-kelindar-simd, push the upstream/1.2.0 tag Done > - Add to d/copyright 'Roman Atachiants and contributors' Done > - The *.go file seems auto-generated, shouldn't they be re-generated by > the codegen/ tooling? Good catch. I had a deeper look. Those auto-generated .go and .s files are committed upstream as canonical source. Author seems to be using gocc (currently unpackaged). Since this can be considered a upstream helper tool, not needed for packaging. In addition, the author has gocc invocations commented out in codegen/generate.sh. Let me know your thoughts. This has been documented in debian/README.source. > - I would drop debian/.gitignore for tag2upload --quilt=unapplied > compatibility. Removed Leaving CI .yaml for now. I want to improve/use them over time unless the team prefer it is not advisable. > Otherwise ready for upload, and I could sponsor these nobody else does > it before me. I could look at 'siso' too later, if needed, but the > above two packages needs to be in the archive first. I would be honored! Even if it is not my first packaged being sponsored, this is the one with less dependencies and the highest chances of passing ftp-master review :D BTW, siso is a Chromium team request, and I am helping in some tasks, so they will be very glad. Thanks, Juan
