Alright. Waiting for the package to go through NEW... ** Summary changed:
- Please upgrade webboard to version 0.2.2 + Please sync webboard 0.2.2.2-1 from Debian unstable to Jaunty ** Description changed: - Binary package hint: webboard + Please sync webboard 0.2.2.-1 from Debian unstable to Jaunty. + + A Feature Freeze exception has been granted for 0.2.2 (see below); + 0.2.2.1 only adds a bug fix. + + -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am filing this work-flow bug to request a Feature Freeze Exception for WebBoard. WebBoard is a graphical interface for pastebin services which can work either as a standalone application or as an applet from gnome- panel. Jaunty currently includes version 0.2.1+bzr20090119, a snapshot I took from upstream's bzr branch (which was taken over by a new maintainer after two years of inactivity) which changed the default pastebin server from the now unavailable paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste.debian.net, and yesterday the first release by the new maintainer, 0.2.2, which brings us several benefits, was released. The improvements it gives is that that bug #332666, which made WebBoard fail from submitting the paste with the default selection (Plain Text) and bug #329563 (adding a manpage for the standalone application and moving the executable for the applet out of the path) are now fixed. Additionally, the reason why I am requesting this exception is that it now let's the user change the name with which the paste will be send (a quite desirable, new, feature), and changing the text box to a GtkSourceView (with nice syntax highlighting!). The new version also fixes copyright headers and the like... I'm attaching a diff with the changes between the new release and the snapshot currently in Ubuntu. Note that it was generated with bzr, as several files were moved and a normal diff can not handle this properly. ** Description changed: Please sync webboard 0.2.2.-1 from Debian unstable to Jaunty. A Feature Freeze exception has been granted for 0.2.2 (see below); 0.2.2.1 only adds a bug fix. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + ------------------------------------------------------------------- I am filing this work-flow bug to request a Feature Freeze Exception for WebBoard. WebBoard is a graphical interface for pastebin services which can work either as a standalone application or as an applet from gnome- panel. Jaunty currently includes version 0.2.1+bzr20090119, a snapshot I took from upstream's bzr branch (which was taken over by a new maintainer after two years of inactivity) which changed the default pastebin server from the now unavailable paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste.debian.net, and yesterday the first release by the new maintainer, 0.2.2, which brings us several benefits, was released. The improvements it gives is that that bug #332666, which made WebBoard fail from submitting the paste with the default selection (Plain Text) and bug #329563 (adding a manpage for the standalone application and moving the executable for the applet out of the path) are now fixed. Additionally, the reason why I am requesting this exception is that it now let's the user change the name with which the paste will be send (a quite desirable, new, feature), and changing the text box to a GtkSourceView (with nice syntax highlighting!). The new version also fixes copyright headers and the like... I'm attaching a diff with the changes between the new release and the snapshot currently in Ubuntu. Note that it was generated with bzr, as several files were moved and a normal diff can not handle this properly. -- Please sync webboard 0.2.2.2-1 from Debian unstable to Jaunty https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/333902 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
