Bug#859572: docbook-xsl: randomly adds ???TITLE??? to title

2024-01-05 Thread James Addison
Followup-For: Bug #859572 X-Debbugs-Cc: solo-debianb...@goeswhere.com, bugs-debian-20170...@james-ross.co.uk Control: reassign -1 libxml2 Control: affects -1 libxslt1.1 xsltproc Control: forwarded -1 https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libxslt/-/issues/37 Control: tags -1 fixed-upstream Control: fixed

Bug#1020808:

2024-03-13 Thread James Addison
A correction for a mistake in my previous message: > Because Debian builds packages from a fixed build path, neither the > 'reprotest' > utility in Salsa-CI, nor the Reproducible Builds team's package test > infrastructure for Debian[1] currently check for equivalent binary package > output from

Bug#1033032:

2024-03-12 Thread James Addison
Control: severity -1 wishlist Dear Maintainer, Because Debian builds packages from a fixed build path, neither the 'reprotest' utility in Salsa-CI, nor the Reproducible Builds team's package test infrastructure for Debian[1] currently check for equivalent binary package output from differing

Bug#1021498:

2024-03-12 Thread James Addison
Control: severity -1 wishlist Dear Maintainer, Because Debian builds packages from a fixed build path, neither the 'reprotest' utility in Salsa-CI, nor the Reproducible Builds team's package test infrastructure for Debian[1] currently check for equivalent binary package output from differing

Bug#1020806:

2024-03-12 Thread James Addison
Control: severity -1 wishlist Dear Maintainer, Because Debian builds packages from a fixed build path, neither the 'reprotest' utility in Salsa-CI, nor the Reproducible Builds team's package test infrastructure for Debian[1] currently check for equivalent binary package output from differing

Bug#1011478:

2024-03-31 Thread James Addison
Control: severity -1 wishlist Dear Maintainer, Currently, Debian's buildd and also the Reproducible Builds team's testing infrastructure[1] both use a fixed build path when building binary packages. This means that your package will pass current reproducibility tests; however we believe that