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Am Fri, Feb 04, 2022 at 02:01:34PM +0000 schrieb Lance Lin: > On Thursday, February 3rd, 2022 at 9:21 PM, Nilesh Patra <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Okay, here's the review: > Thank you for the feedback. I've made a lot of these changes and I'm working > through the gbp setup. I did it once before in a manual fashion but if you > have any helpful tutorials that would be great. I'm also working through the > package test. toml11 has an included test directory but the build > instructions (make temp build directory, invoke cmake from that directory, > etc.) used as an override do not work. I can have a look but not before Monday. > > Welcome, hope this helps. I hope Andreas can steer this discussion after > > this point; less time in the week :-) > > Thank you for the link, Andreas. Actually, I was participating in parts of > that presentation at DebConf21. Nice. :-) > > I admit I can't get the connection to Debian Med. I've never heard > > about TOML. If it is connected to medicine or biology a short > > explanation inside the long description might not harm. > > I would agree that it is not connected to Debian Med. TOML is another markup > language, like XML, YAML, etc. Thomas (RFP author) stated that some medical > packages depend on it so it was part of this list. To this end, I've started > a repository on my personal salsa. OK, that's fine. We usually are maintaining preconditions for medical software here in the team. I was simply curious why you approached our list. > In this event, I will need a sponsor for the package as it is not > specifically Debian Med. We can keep it inside the team and we can do the sponsoring (but I personally have no time over the weekend.) Kind regards Andreas. -- http://fam-tille.de
