Hi, pyode is a package of Neuro-debian team, with a RC bug filed; since we are in the process of taking in a few packages(mostly with RC bugs) from neuro-debian into debian med+science, I wanted a clarification on this package. The package seems to be dead upstream with latest version being '1.2'; and as pointed out by Sandro on its RC bug[1], it has a fork available here[2]. However, the new fork doesn't seem to have any release yet. I have opened the issue[3] for the same, but not really sure about the time it would take for an agreement.
So I had this question - what should be the new release version for pyode in this case? Also, another option can be to file RM request on the package; it has only one reverse(build) dependency, pyepl(whch has a RC bug against it, as well): [~]$ reverse-depends python-pyode Reverse-Depends =============== * python-pyepl Packages without architectures listed are reverse-dependencies in: amd64, arm64, armel, armhf, i386, mipsel, ppc64el, s390x [~]$ reverse-depends -b python-pyode Reverse-Build-Depends ===================== * pyepl And pyepl has no reverse-dependencies. So we can probably file RM requests for both: pyode and pyepl? I would like knowing what should be the best thing to do here. [1]: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=937495#18 [2]: https://github.com/filipeabperes/Py3ODE [3]: https://github.com/filipeabperes/Py3ODE/issues/6 Thanks and regards, Nilesh
