Hi, I am not saying "FFe rejected" for now, but I am not fully convinced
by this one:
- Yes the new version is "better", as new versions are normally expected to be,
but it does not fix specific bugs, and we need to stabilize things at some
point (that is: at feature freeze).
- The new version FTBFS in Debian; the fix proposed upstream is not merged yet.
- I think not all the testing under [Testing] has been completed.
- Stonking is in beta freeze.
If you still think this is worth having in Stonking, please help the
release team better understand why this is needed and how you plan to
tackle the FTBFS. Note that even if we grant the FFe, the expectation is
that the upload is done as soon as possible.
Thanks for checking!
** Changed in: rdma-core (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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FFe: Please merge rdma-core 65.0-1 from Debian unstable into stonking
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