On 2026-10-25 18:06, Christian Stadelmann wrote:
IMHO, the right thing to do would be to automatically retire all recursive 
dependencies of a retired package. Maybe it should be propagated in a staggered 
approach...

Oh but it already is.

When a runtime dependency gets retired, a fails to install bugzilla is opened and if nothing happens, the package is orphaned in 8 weeks and retired in 6 more.

When a buildtime dependency gets retired, no bugzilla is opened automatically (we could improve this) but it eventually happens in the release cycle and the package is eventually retired in 2-3 release cycles.

Surely, some would like this to be quicker, some slower. But it does happen.

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