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Maycon Antônio wrote on 08/04/2024 at 17:44:20+0200:
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> On Sun, 7 Apr 2024 at 12:32, Sean Whitton wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I just pushed version 4.7.0.0 of the Debian Policy Manual and related
>> documents to sid. Below you will find the significant normative changes
>> from the previously-announced release of Policy (4.6.2.0).
>>
>> Thank you to everyone who contributed to this release, including those
>> named in the changelog who formally proposed and seconded wording, and
>> also those who otherwise participated in the discussions leading up to
>> the wording change proposals.
>>
>> I would particularly like to call out Guillem Jover for a big chunk of
>> work standardising the usage of dpkg-related terminology, and Stéphane
>> Blondon for a new Debian-specific Sphinx theme for our html edition.
>> Holger Wansing and Dmitry Shachnev did a lot of follow-up work to get
>> that format published properly on the web mirrors.
>>
>> =*=*=*=
>>
>> 2.2.1
>> Document that source packages in the *main* archive area may build
>> binary packages in the *contrib* archive area, although this is
>> discouraged unless the source package is inconvenient to split.
>> This does not relax the requirement that source packages in *main*
>> must not have build dependencies outside of *main*.
>>
>> 2.2.2
>> The ``non-free-firmware`` archive area has been added.
>>
>> 3.9
>> Maintainer scripts should use native overriding mechanisms instead
>> of dpkg-divert, wherever possible. Maintainer scripts must not
>> divert configuration files used by systemd components.
>>
>> Maintainer scripts must not use the alternatives system for systemd
>> configuration files.
>>
>> 4.8
>> Hard links are permitted in source packages.
>>
>> 4.9
>> For packages in contrib, and for packages in non-free with
>> ``Autobuild: yes``, required targets in d/rules are no longer
>> permitted to attempt network access. Previously, only packages in
>> main had this restriction.
>>
>> 5.6.13
>> The ``Description`` field is not present in ``.changes`` files if no
>> binary packages are being uploaded.
>>
>> 5.6.19
>> The ``Binary`` field is not present in ``.changes`` files if no
>> binary packages are being uploaded.
>>
>> 6.3
>> Packages that automatically start or stop system services must
>> include ``systemd`` units unless the service is only intended for
>> use on systems running alternative init systems.
>> Previously, ``systemd`` also supported init scripts, but that
>> support is being removed.
>>
>> --
>> Sean Whitton
