@@ -96,7 +96,8 @@
Section: localization
Priority: standard
Depends: libc-bin (>> 2.23), ${misc:Depends}, debconf | debconf-2.0
-Replaces: manpages-fr-extra (<< 20141022)
+Breaks: libc-bin (<< 2.23)
+Replaces: libc-bin (<< 2.23), manpages-fr-extra (<< 20141022)
Build-Profiles: <!stage1>
Description: GNU C Library: National Language (locale) data [support]
Machine-readable data files, shared objects and programs used by the
This introduces a Breaks/Replaces between two packages in the minimal
set (locales, libc-bin). This will warrant upgrade testing from both
14.04 and 15.10. Has any upgrade testing been done already?
The Breaks/Replaces from locales to libc-bin is definitely required, due
to the move of the update-locale script.
I see the breaks relationship is also bidirectional, with libc6 Breaks:
(locales << 2.23), which further emphasizes the need for upgrade
testing. Why is the breaks in that direction required? Is this related
to the drop of the locale-gen --purge call from libc.postinst?
Otherwise, everything in this looks good to me. It appears to be a
faithful translation of the existing langpack handling code in the
Ubuntu-specific package, and where there is delta it makes sense in
terms of bugfixing of the existing behavior (e.g., properly splitting
the handling of /etc/locale.gen vs. /var/lib/locales/supported.d, and
fixing handling of langpacks to not modify contents of /usr/lib/locale,
so that the set of available locales is always the union of the debconf-
configured locales and the langpacks).
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[FFe]Please provide 'locales-all' as in Debian
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