Version number mismatches: 2.0 beta but actually 1.8.6
Bug #1460389 reported by
殷啟聰 | Kai-Chung Yan
This bug affects 1 person
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groovy (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Ubuntu distribution: 15.04 Vivid
Package version: 2.0.0~beta2+
I am an Gradle maintainer in Debian and I am currently updating the "gradle" package. The Debian source package of "gradle" has build conflicts in groovy >= 2.0.0~, and in Ubuntu this causes error when building the package.
As the version tells, the version is actually 1.8.6-4ubuntu1, but why is it the case? Why is it not simply 1.8.6-4ubuntu1? Since there is already an "groovy2" package and the "groovy" package should remain version 1.x. I demand that the version of the "gradle" package returns to 1.8.6.
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Groovy >= 2.0 is packaged as src:groovy2 - this package will never be >= 2.0.
Looks like we need an epoch (perhaps even in Debian) to unbreak this.
Triaging.