Package: debian-policy
Version: 4.0.0.4
Followup-For: Bug #678607
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> +++ b/policy.xml
> @@ -11777,8 +11777,12 @@ END-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
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unless explicitly circumvented by flagged the upload
as an NMU or an upload by a not-regularly-uploading team member).
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Do the MIA team also track MIA teams?
My concern is that packages without maintainers may go unnoticed when
none of its previously active maintainers were tracked individually.
For such detection of abandonment we need not track _all_ active
maintainers, but at least one - as individual.
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script team an old practice of avoiding duplicate
code: When code is same for Browsers and Nodejs, we ship the code in the
libjs-* package and have that package "Provides: " the nodejs package.
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ded as separate source packages.
Concretely I think not I but ftpmaster objects to the above: Node.js
packages embed unrelated packages to meet ftpmaster requirement of a
minimum size source package.
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Quoting Phil Morrell (2021-09-03 03:30:04)
> On Fri, Sep 03, 2021 at 02:46:20AM +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> > First of all, thanks for compiling the list of reasonings.
>
> Thanks for taking the time to read through it, I was hoping it would
> be a useful observation
mends" means the package in main encourages
the use of material outside of main.
Setting "Provides:" means the package outside of main encourages the use
of material outside of main.
Regards,
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use, you need to use a
> custom shortname instead of an ORed or ANDed list of licenses.
>
> Is there a consensus for this position?
>
> I think for future versions of the standard, it's worth covering this
> case even if it's only a hypothetical; but there's no re
HTTP (via Apache2 but
also) on its own, and handle (a lot of protocols including) WSGI.
On a related note, it probably makes sense to add similar note for PSGI
and maybe other protocols too (not sure how widespread other ones are),
but that's outside the scope of this bugreport, I guess.
Quoting Bill Allombert (2014-07-30 11:59:38)
> On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 08:27:51AM +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
>> Bill Allombert wrote:
>>> Would that description be OK:
>>>
>>> httpd-wsgi A WSGI capable HTTP server
>>>
>>&g
Package: debian-policy
Followup-For: Bug #786470
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At somewhat related https://bugs.debian.org/786450#8 (bug against
lintian triggered not by License-Grant but License-Reference), Jakub
Wilk argues that Copyright Format 1.0 mandates License _field_ - no
Package: debian-policy
Version: 3.5.8.0
Severity: minor
/usr/share/doc/debian-policy/upgrading-checklist.txt.gz line 125 refer to
[11.7.3] regarding examples.
The proper reference is [13.6].
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is longer than 25 lines.
I fully support the above proposed criteria, and appreciate your
initiative to have this conversation.
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e: Apache-2.0
Reference: /usr/share/common-licenses/Apache-2.0
License: Expat
[the full contents of the Expat license]
That syntax introduces a new field "Reference" (our copyright file
format permits new fields, despite lintian complaining about it).
Related discussion is at https
copyright files (and other teksts) using [semantic linebreaks]
made me forget that Expat license is arguably only 3 lines long (whereas
in my style of writing it is 24-25 lines long).
If "include all SPDX licenses" is for some reason (space in minimal
systems?) problematic, then let me pro
ntion (yet - but do dream big...) towards
parsing and processing debian/copyright files e.g. to compare and assess
how well aligned the file is with the content it is supposed to cover.
So if I understand your question correctly and you are not looking for
the output of `licensecheck --list-license
Quoting Russ Allbery (2023-09-10 23:24:24)
> Jonas Smedegaard writes:
>
> > I have so far worked the most on identifying and grouping source data,
> > putting only little attention (yet - but do dream big...) towards
> > parsing and processing debian/copyright files e.
nding, occur using the machine-readable format - only with
less strictly structured debian/copyright files.
If you mean to say that ambiguous MIT declarations exist in
debian/copyright files written using the machine-readable format, then
please point to an example, as I cannot imagine how th
Quoting Russ Allbery (2023-09-12 18:15:27)
> Jonas Smedegaard writes:
>
> > If you mean to say that ambiguous MIT declarations exist in
> > debian/copyright files written using the machine-readable format, then
> > please point to an example, as I cannot imagine how tha
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