I have noticed that a bunch of javascript packages now have unsatisfiable build-dependencies in testing.
eslint node-eslint-plugin-eslint-plugin node-eslint-scope node-espree node-esquery node-file-entry-cache node-ip-address node-lunr node-mock-fs node-node-rsa node-serialize-javascript node-solid-keychain node-thenby node-token-types node-trust-json-document node-trust-keyto node-trust-webcrypto node-v8flags I looked through all of them and (unless I made a mistake) the missing build-dependency in all cases is node-chai. It seems that node-chai was formerly a virtual package provided by the chai binary package (which in turn is built from the node-chai source package) but this was dropped between the version in bullseye and the version in bookworm/sid. The changelog makes no mention of this change. Was this a deliberate change? If this was a deliberate change do you want to deal with the reverse dependencies in bulk or should I file individual bug reports against them? -- Pkg-javascript-devel mailing list [email protected] https://alioth-lists.debian.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pkg-javascript-devel
