Bug#676851: gitpkg: depends on git without epoch

2012-06-10 Thread Ron

Hi Jonathan,

On Sat, Jun 09, 2012 at 06:33:13PM -0500, Jonathan Nieder wrote:
 Package: gitpkg
 Version: 0.22
 Justification: incorrect dependency if we take pre-squeeze packages into 
 account
 
 Hi,
 
 First, thanks for gitpkg --- it is lightweight and interesting.  I
 hope to learn more about it and start using it.
 
 gitpkg depends on git (= 1.7.0).  That dependency is satisfied by the
 following packages for silly reasons:
 
  - all gnuit versions before 4.9.5-1
  - all git versions after 1:1.4.1-2
 
 Using a dependency with epoch like git (= 1:1.7.0) should fix it.

Ah, good catch!  The versioned dep got added at the same time as the name
change, but they actually happened for completely separate reasons.
1.7.0 broke the use of status -a, and commit --dry-run that replaced it
for git-debimport wasn't compatible with older git.  (gitpkg itself should
still work fine with older git versions, modulo lack of testing with them)

Looks like I bundled those two things together but missed that our package
had picked up an epoch by then.  0.23 with this fixed is on its way to
incoming now.

If there's anything you need to do that it doesn't fit in well with,
be sure to let us know and we'll see what we can do.

 Thanks :)
 Ron





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Bug#676851: gitpkg: depends on git without epoch

2012-06-09 Thread Jonathan Nieder
Package: gitpkg
Version: 0.22
Justification: incorrect dependency if we take pre-squeeze packages into account

Hi,

First, thanks for gitpkg --- it is lightweight and interesting.  I
hope to learn more about it and start using it.

gitpkg depends on git (= 1.7.0).  That dependency is satisfied by the
following packages for silly reasons:

 - all gnuit versions before 4.9.5-1
 - all git versions after 1:1.4.1-2

Using a dependency with epoch like git (= 1:1.7.0) should fix it.

Hope that helps,
Jonathan



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