Paul Gevers writes ("Re: Bug#901897 closed by Jonathan Nieder
(Bug#901897: fixed in git 1:2.18.0~rc2-2)"):
> On 22-06-18 18:05, Ian Jackson wrote:
> It currently happens quite often, but often the test suite from testing
> runs happily with the package from unstable. If th
g about here ? If you are
willing to wait a couple of weeks, I think sid/testing's dgit will
have settled down.
Ian.
[1] git://git.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ianmdlvl/dgit.git#wip (rebasing)
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a lot of workaround. It would be
better to treat britney as free software that we can modify to DTRT.
But I'm not offering to do anh of the work so I will let you get on
with your workaroud and wish you luck!
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Ian Jackson writes ("Re: Bug#901897 closed by Jonathan Nieder
(Bug#901897: fixed in git 1:2.18.0~rc2-2)"):
> I think it _is_ optional. At least, it was in adt-run. I think
> autopkgtest has much of the same logic. It's a question of putting
> together the right rune to sp
Paul Gevers writes ("Re: Bug#901897 closed by Jonathan Nieder
(Bug#901897: fixed in git 1:2.18.0~rc2-2)"):
> On 22-06-18 15:02, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > I don't know exactly what autopkgtest command line rune you are using
> > but certainly it was designed to be able to
Paul Gevers writes ("Re: Bug#901897 closed by Jonathan Nieder
(Bug#901897: fixed in git 1:2.18.0~rc2-2)"):
> On 22-06-18 12:45, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > to the bad run which prompted your intervention, and the good run
> > which resulted ?
>
> [2] for the bad one.
shed out of the
cache) during the subsequent push.
I am somewhat tempted to say that export-dsc should be forbidden with
split brain quilt modes.
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ation information from britney from yesterday and
today, all is fine except for git's an artificially inflated urgency.
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r (or, even, representable by)
dpkg-source. There's a bug about that too.
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Sean Whitton writes ("Re: Want dgit setup-vcs-git [and 1 more messages]"):
> On Thu, Jun 21 2018, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Sean, would you care to comment on the name of the command and the
> > manpage ? The way it isn't like other setup-* things (in that
>
Control: tags -1 + patch
Ian Jackson writes ("Want dgit setup-vcs-git"):
> Lots of people are changing their Vcs-Git fields. It would be nice
> for dgit at least to have a way to update the vcs-git url.
Since I wanted this I implemented it right away.
Sean, would you
Package: dgit
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Lots of people are changing their Vcs-Git fields. It would be nice
for dgit at least to have a way to update the vcs-git url.
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These are actually simply the same bug.
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Ian Jackson writes ("Re: extracting upstream source."):
> dgit often has "something like" the upstream source tree as a git
> tree object. dgit should provide a way for you to get at it.
Nowadays there is dgit import-dsc whi
Debian Bug Tracking System writes ("Bug#901897 closed by Jonathan Nieder
(Bug#901897: fixed in git 1:2.18.0~rc2-2)"):
> git (1:2.18.0~rc2-2) unstable; urgency=low
> .
>* debian/control: Breaks: dgit (<< 5.1~) that lacks support
> for working-tree-encodin
Julien Cristau writes ("Bug#831699: release.debian.org: urgency is sticky
across dists - low urgency on sid upload ignored"):
> On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 15:55:31 +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > I experimented and dpkg-genchanges -vX provides a Changes file with
> > t
ho are doing their development on stable.
> Hopefully that clarifies the situation.
Thanks, yes, I feel less confused.
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I have added (in my git tree) this to the error message:
dgit: archive query failed (queried because --since-version not specified)
and this to the part of the manpage that discusses `dgit build':
dgit's build operations access the the network, to get the -v
option right. See -v,
Jonathan Nieder writes ("Re: git introduces new hazardous working-tree-encoding
attribute"):
> Ian Jackson wrote:
> > 5.1 is ready and has passed all its tests. It works fine with the git
> > in sid. I am not able to upload it right now, but this will happen
>
Ian Jackson writes ("Re: git introduces new hazardous working-tree-encoding
attribute"):
> Jonathan Nieder writes ("Re: git introduces new hazardous
> working-tree-encoding attribute"):
> > Happy to add a Breaks. Do you know what version of dgit will have t
Adam D. Barratt writes ("Bug#831699: release.debian.org: urgency is sticky
across dists - low urgency on sid upload ignored"):
> On 2018-06-20 15:55, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > What I don't understand is why it is not correct for britney to use
> > the urgency of the actual
rgency of the particular package, only.
(It may already do this.)
An in-archive copy should not be done to move a package into testing,
since doing so does not afford anyone the opportunity to specify the
proper urgency. (I don't think we do this.)
What do others think ?
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This will affect nearly every call to git-update-ref and perhaps some
calls to git-commit etc.
https://public-inbox.org/git/23338.12262.631847.860...@chiark.greenend.org.uk/T/#t
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This problem was not introduced in dgit 5.0; dgit has not changed in
this respect since the gitattributes tests were added. The regression
is triggered by a change in git, as discussed in #901900 and its
parent #901897.
Ian Jackson writes ("grep-excuses"):
&
to
git-debrebase, and the version number.
But git-rebase doesn't provide a way to specify this. We need the
move to the new anchor to be done with git-debrebase --onto, so that
a later git-rebase --abort undoes it.
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attributes too - but that is not strictly
necessary to avoid the kind of lossage we have right now with dgit and
the new git.)
Jonathan Nieder writes in #901897:
> [Ian Jackson]
> > So, on to the actual problem:
> >
> > Looking at the manpage for gitattributes(7) it mentions a n
Hi. Thanks for your prompt attention. Again, sorry for my
contribution to an annoying situation.
Jonathan Nieder writes ("Re: git introduces new hazardous working-tree-encoding
attribute"):
> Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Subject: git introduces new hazardous working-tree
://ci.debian.net/data/autopkgtest/testing/amd64/d/dgit/473624/log.gz
Explanation of why dgit needs to disable things
https://manpages.debian.org/stretch/dgit/dgit.7.en.html#GITATTRIBUTES
Thanks for your attention and forbearance,
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Jonas Smedegaard writes ("Re: Bug#901303: git-buildpackage: gbp import-orig
--uscan skips unrelated files importing repacked tarball"):
> Quoting Ian Jackson (2018-06-19 16:41:31)
> > What does uscan use to do the repacking ? I doubt the bug can be in
> > gbp.
>
e written in a scripting language, nor use
the dynamic linker.
I don't know where you (the submitter of this bug) got the idea that
this was a sensible thing to do, but please go back there and tell
them it isn't :-).
If you really don't want the stdout/stderr, redirecting them to
/dev/null is
.
There doesn't seem to be an option to get xpra not to do this, but
I discovered I could work around it with this
xpra --daemon=no start :89 2>&1 | cat
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k that the test author who chooses SKIP is indicating that this
ought not to be considered a regression.
> On 18-06-18 18:19, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > And it would be possible to mark individual tests as flaky rather than
> > whole packages. (I don't know how often that would
Jonas Smedegaard writes ("Re: Bug#901303: git-buildpackage: gbp import-orig
--uscan skips unrelated files importing repacked tarball"):
> Quoting Ian Jackson (2018-06-19 12:29:06)
> > For now I have refrained from merging this bug with #831870 but maybe
> > the gbp mainta
, and IMO
it's certainly not worth specific implementation effort, but I'm
always open to suggestions for how to improve the docs.
There's a separate bug report about --new --overwrite not working,
which I will fix. The --overwrite ought to be a no-op in that case.
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with #831870 but maybe
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User: ijack...@chiark.greenend.org.uk
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make-patches produces a bunch of output from gbp pq, including a git
status report, which is very confusing. This should all be
suppressed.
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thread, I agree with your analysis.
The *point* of SKIP is that it isn't a regression or a failure. If a
feature is removed, and its absence causes SKIP, and this ought to be
treated as a regression, then the feature ought to have its own test
(perhaps, somewhere entirely
Simon McVittie writes ("Bug#901804: autopkgtest: consider using exit status 8
("no tests found") if every test was ignored"):
> perhaps in JSON or TAP or something or by offering guarantees about
> the parseability of the $output/summary file, and let debci or britney
> interpret those facts in
start:
I think:
rebase: checkout c15f4d5391ff07a718431aca68a73e672fe8870e
would be rather cumbersome.
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Control: fixed -1 4.1
Control: tag -1 - fixed 4.1
Control: close -1
Hopefully this will actually close this bug...
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Now git-debrebase is released, and dgit-maint-merge(7) does indeed
have this cross-reference.
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FTR:
Implementing
#869993 git-debrebase downstream autorebaser wishlist/spec
will involve implementing this
#865923 dgit: Add feature to change version number of package
as a sub-task.
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think in this case you will have to say --new. There is no need to
pass --overwrite or anything, because there is nothing being
overwritten.
I don't understand why the results of
dgit -wgf push-source --new experimental
(or whatever) aren't what you want.
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(resending with Control:)
This is in the new `git-debrebase' package.
Ian.
e to fail, or be
unreasonably slow, just because the upstream is down (or has rotted).
It's weird that DEP-12 has Repository but not a way to specify the
VCS.
Maybe devscripts should have a utility to create this remote ?
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fixed -1 + 5.0
close -1
thanks
This is in the new `git-debrebase' package.
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hould reopen it.
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stly 64-bit", "not freebsd") are not
expressable.
I think the result is surely going to be that people write "amd64"
because that "makes their thing work", and anyone who complains about
that will be asked by the maintainer to please suggest a better
option.
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Also, virt servers should gain a runtime option for the administrator
to have them advertise capabilities. That way it is not necessary to
update the software when a new bug is discovered: the admin can update
the config.
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ISTM that the bug is that the binfmt thing is not properly virtualised
by containers. We don't have to fix that in the kernel; we could
bodge it by installing binfmt-misc in the host.
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seconded by Holger).
SGTM. (Count this as a second if you like...)
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Sean Whitton writes ("Re: Bug#901160: Updating the description of the
Standards-Version field"):
> ISTM that the status of the upgrading checklist is easier for package
> maintainers to understand if it continues to have no normative status at
> all. It's a pure convenience.
Fine; I don't
> package be/
>
> "Should" carries the weight of a bug of 'important' severity, but I
> don't think that was your intent (and I don't think it should have
> been).
Fine by me.
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misc to the package containing adt-virt-lxc.
Does that make some kind of sense ?
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Daniel Pocock writes ("Bug#900849: allowing alternative country lists on a
Debian host/installer"):
> I've been thinking about technical solutions to help the country list
> bug[1] and the following possibility came to mind:
>
> - define a virtual package with a name like "country-codes"
I have
Nicolas Braud-Santoni writes ("Re: Bug#899299: libu2f-udev: Post-inst script
should make udev reload rules"):
> On Sun, Jun 03, 2018 at 06:20:03PM +0100, James Cowgill wrote:
> > Running a command from another package in postinst only requires a
> > normal Depends - not a Pre-Depends.
>
> OK. I
oval clock.)
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Sean Whitton writes ("Re: Bug#891216: Requre d-devel consultation for epoch
bump [and 2 more messages]"):
> On Fri, May 25 2018, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > When we get to tidying this up, the epoch-ignoring new file name
> > uniqueness section could probably do with a cro
te from all the GUI machinery, but
> I'm sure life is short for upstream and they haven't had an obvious reason
> to bother with this.
So, err, anyway, thanks for the all the explanations and sorry for
what turns out to be a pretty useless bug report.
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invocations we are
using ? Or, indeed for most of its invocations ? ... looks at the
manpage ... oh it's primarily a gui program. *sigh*
> I kind of want to rewrite them in dot, which I personally much prefer, but
> eh.
Glerk. I'm not asking for that ...
Thanks,
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[and 2 more messages]"):
> Control: tags -1 + patch
>
> Thanks for the feedback. Please find attached a diff against current
> master.
The attachment seems to have got lost. Sorry, here it
Control: tags -1 + patch
Thanks for the feedback. Please find attached a diff against current
master.
Mattia Rizzolo writes ("Bug#891216: Requre d-devel consultation for epoch
bump"):
> On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 01:26:01PM +, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > + Epochs should not u
that is used.)
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Christoph Biedl writes ("Bug#899806: sysvinit: Invalid maintainer address
pkg-sysvinit-de...@lists.alioth.debian.org"):
> pkg-sysvinit-de...@lists.alioth.debian.org used in the Maintainer:
It turns out that I was subscribed to sysvinit via the package
tracker, not via the alioth list which was
Package: grub2
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I'm told that "multiboot" does not work with UEFI and "multiboot2" is
needed. (Not sure if this is true only for Xen, or more generally.)
I'm also told that buster's grub has enough to support booting Xen,
although I have not verified this myself.
Therefore,
Salvatore Bonaccorso writes ("Bug#898898: xen: FTBFS on armhf and arm64 (for
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> Source: xen
> Version: 4.8.3+xsa262+shim4.10.0+comet3-1+deb9u6
> Severity: serious
> Justification: FTBFS
> Control: affects -1 + security.debian.org
> Control: affects -1 + release.debian.org
...
> xen
Chris Lamb writes ("Re: vcs-deprecated-in-debian-infrastructure
browse.dgit.debian.org"):
> tags 898708 + pending
> thanks
>
> Hi Ian,
> > browse.dgit.debian.org is fully supported and is not going away.
>
> Was merely an oversight, don't worry. ;)
Right. I thought I should avoid any doubt
ild group)
* In the longer term, the virt servers should have a way to edit
the master image. Then you could say sbuild --setup-the-thing
--autopkgtest-etc.
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ings) in buster. The cost of doing so is very low.
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/lintian/lintian/commit/999a659122e2b328fb6823978640e3a7d5f91f7e
but this is still wrong because the exception regexp does not match
browse.dgit.d.o.
I suggest
unless $1 =~ m{^(?:salsa|.*\.dgit)$};
since there are no obsolete dgit.d.o urls.
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Colin Watson writes ("Re: Bug#898627: man-db: dependency loop"):
> On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 04:03:51PM +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Does the man-db or libc-bin postinst explicitly trigger
> > /usr/share/man ?
>
> Not as far as I can see. That would have to be
postinst to run, and
vice versa, this might lead to a loop.
Does the man-db or libc-bin postinst explicitly trigger
/usr/share/man ?
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Simon McVittie writes ("Re: Bug#813471: network access to the loopback device
should be allowed"):
> On Thu, 10 May 2018 at 17:51:19 +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Yes, assuming that it uses gethostbyname() from the libc.
>
> When you say gethostbyname() I hope you'r
surprised that netbase isn't build-essential. Certainly IMO an
/etc/hosts with the entries you describe above should be implied by
build-essential, one way or another.
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, recently closed - thanks for that
work!)
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Daniel Pocock writes ("Bug#898259: RFP: vscode -- Microsoft Visual Studio
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> Package: wnpp
> Severity: wishlist
> X-Debbugs-CC: debian-de...@lists.debian.org,debian-outre...@lists.debian.org
...
> Visual Studio Code regularly comes up in discussions. Several GSoC
> students have asked
R S Chakravarti writes ("Bug#898176: sysvinit-core: Sound doesn't work with
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> Version: 2.88dsf-59.10
> Severity: normal
...
>* What led up to the situation? Starting gnome-alsamixer gave a blank
> screen.
>* What exactly did
Package: libvirt-daemon-system
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Depends: ..., policykit-1
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t imagine that libguestfs is completely broken without all of
that lot. In fact, it can be loaded into programs which do not use
libguestfs facilities without any of them.
I suggest that everything which is not a library be removed.
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or openrc or
whatever ? I suspect this dependency should simply be dropped.
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say set +H
And then await the hordes of people replying to this bug to say
"please why don't you disable it by default?" :-).
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Ian Jackson writes ("Re: Bug#897046: RFS: link-grammar/5.4.4-1 [QA upload]"):
> But also I would like to suggest that people editing debian/ should
> explicitly add a CC0 dedication (or similar) somewhere.
This was ambiguous. I mean that the person editing debian/ should
ded
ptatible with the licence of
the rest of the package, and it is often useful to copy fragments from
one debian/ to another.
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Ian Jackson writes ("Re: Bug#681326: pristine-tar: Directly accessing .git
directory"):
> *With* or *in* a worktree ? Anyway, I will try it and report back.
I just tried it in a worktree. It worked.
I think this means that either
(i) this bug was fixed since pristine-tar
Ian.
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Control: tag -1 moreinfo
Adam Borowski writes ("Bug#896878: Failed to execute /init (error -2) Kernel
panic"):
> On Wed, Apr 25, 2018 at 11:56:09AM +0300, Андрей Василишин wrote:
> > [ 2.4575631 Failed to execute /init (error -2)
I think error -2 means ENOENT.
> Are you sure there isn't
k work work work work
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Sean Whitton writes ("Re: Bug#896676: pristine-tar: more convenient automatic
mode please"):
> On Mon, Apr 23 2018, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > I don't think origtargz is good for my usecase because it's too
> > automatic. In particular, if I know I want to use a local
> &
Sean Whitton writes ("Re: Bug#896676: pristine-tar: more convenient automatic
mode please"):
> On Mon, Apr 23 2018, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > I tried `git-deborig' (which Sean had mentioned to me before) and it
> > didn't invoke pristine-tar at all.
>
> Yes. I thin
Sean Whitton writes ("Re: Bug#896676: pristine-tar: more convenient automatic
mode please"):
> control: severity -1 wishlist
> control: tag -1 +moreinfo
...
> If you type `origtargz` it will invoke pristine-tar correctly.
Oh!
I tried `git-deborig' (which Sean had mentioned to me before) and it
, there
may be multiple PIECEs, but for each PIECE there is only one
COMPRESSION.
Thanks,
Ian.
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:-) whereas
`git worktree' is a very nice feature.
Regards,
Ian.
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Chris Lamb writes ("Bug#896653: dgit: autopkgtest fails with new version of
devscripts"):
> Hi Ian,
> > Thanks for fixing my bug for me!
>
> Especially ironic given that I think it was you on -private who
> suggested we should drop short key IDs. ;-)
Oh, yes, indeed :-).
Ian.
Chris Lamb writes ("Bug#896653: dgit: autopkgtest fails with new version of
devscripts"):
> tags 896653 + patch
> thanks
>
> > This may be an issue in the test suite, but actually I expect it broke
> > an important feature of dgit.
>
> Not sure why you think it's the latter; can you elaborate?
Simon McVittie writes ("Bug#850156: Please firmly deprecate vendor-specific
series files"):
> On Wed, 18 Apr 2018 at 14:36:14 +0200, Mike Gabriel wrote:
> > On Wed, 4 Jan 2017 13:41:53 + Ian Jackson
> > <ijack...@chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote:
> > > But
積丹尼 Dan Jacobson writes ("Re: Bug#809383: mention explicitly double listing:
Depends, Recommends, Suggests"):
> Ian Jackson:
> > That doesn't seem to be an answer to Sean's question. Why do you want
> > the question of redundant dependencies dealt with in poli
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