Le mer. 7 mai 2025 à 18:36, Santiago Ruano Rincón <[email protected]> a écrit :
> Hello all, > > (CCing the security team just for visibility - I hope this is not too > much noise.) > > As I mentioned to rouca on #debian-lts, I would like to ask your help to > test debusine.debian.net to test the uploads that you are preparing for > bookworm-security. According to dsa-needed.txt, nodejs and > python-django are being prepared by rouca and lamby, respectively. > > Currently, debusine.d.n helps to verify how a packages builds on > different architectures, to run autopkgest (contrary to Salsa CI, > debusine also includes autopkgtest for reverse dependencies), piuparts > and lintian. You can read more about debusine and setup instructions > at: > https://wiki.debian.org/DebusineDebianNet > > After you have initially uploaded the packages to debusine (this can be > done easily via dput(-ng)), once everything is OK and have the ACK from > the security team, you can complete the upload providing debusine with a > signed package. (Instructions for this last step will be found in the > workflow created by the upload.) > > Could you please tell me if you are willing to test those uploads for > bookworm-security? > Great, I'm uploading nodejs to debusine "bookworm", as it was discussed before that nodejs 18.20.4+dfsg-1~deb12u1 will better be taken care of through pu instead of security. > > As a side note, any debian developer can currently use debusine.d.n. > There are upload-to-unstable and -experimental workflows available, and > the debusine team is looking for feedback about how does it work. > Contact info at the bottom of the wiki page. > > Thanks in advance, > > -- Santiago >
