Alexander GQ Gerasiov <[email protected]> writes: > I see all the dependencies are in Debian (there is only > golang-github-go-piv-piv-go-dev (>= 2.0) in experimental for now), that's > great, guys!
We should try to get that one into unstable, I think yubikey-agent and golang-github-smallstep-certificates needs attention and I've been working on the later one recently so this may be fixed by now. > As I use sbctl myself I've made an update for your package: Thank you! I have merged some of these fixes now, into: https://salsa.debian.org/go-team/packages/sbctl/ with pipeline here: https://salsa.debian.org/jas/sbctl/-/pipelines/959775 The failures are mostly because of the experimental dependency. > 2. bootctl integration to cover the situation, when systemd-boot-efi got > updated. > 3. New installation auto setup. I didn't merge this, as I can't evaluate it. What do you think about having 'sbctl' as a package for the binary only, and a new separate package 'sbctl-setup' as a package that 'Depends: sbctl' and includes your postinst/prerm scripts? That would make me more comfortable, and allows simpler testing. > 4. Use upstream git tags in gbp. Is there some advantage with that? I thought the Debian practice was to add a signed upstream/0.18 tag, to have some way to track if upchange is moving their tags around. > I do not like current bootctl integration a lot, because it has 2 problems: > * writing signed files to /usr/lib/systemd/boot/efi > * calling bootctl update directly instead of triggering systemd-boot-signed > Both moments could be discussed with systemd maintainers. Sure, and having this in 'sbctl-setup' make things easier to discuss, I think. > Also there is tests/ dir in upstream sources, that contains plenty of > pre-compiled binaries. May be we should exclude them from sources as I'm not > sure all of them are DFSG-compatible. We could try asking upstream to remove them, but we may not succeed. > Feel free to use my work from https://salsa.debian.org/gq/sbctl > And do not hesitate to contact me if any help is needed. I've added you to Uploaders: so feel free to push fixes and help co-maintain this. /Simon
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