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libspi-java (0.2.4-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Team upload.
  * Add myself to Uploaders
  * Use debhelper and compat level 10
  * Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.8
  * Add support for SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH for reproducible builds.
    Build-deps of libspi-java will now use SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH instead of
    embedding the current build timestamp in META-INF/services/* files.
    (Closes: #872065)

 -- tony mancill <email address hidden>  Sun, 13 Aug 2017 20:58:20 -0700

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Architectures:
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Section:
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Urgency:
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libspi-java: Simplifies usage of Java Service Provider Interface

 The usage of the Service Provider Interface in Java is a great way to make your
 program more extensible. However, implementing and distributing such an
 Interface is error prone.
 .
 One of the reasons is that the system depends on naming schemes and text files.
 The name of an implementation should be put in a text file, located on the
 classpath in a folder called META-INF/services/<qualified interface name>.
 .
 This project allows the programmer to use an Annotation, @ProviderFor, to flag
 a class as an implementation of a certain interface. During compilation, the
 necessary files are created at the appropriate locations. Also, the class is
 inspected to see if it follows all rules applicable to Service Providers.
 Compile time errors will be generated if those rules are broken, assisting the
 programmer to create more robust code.

libspi-java-doc: Documentation for libspi-java

 The usage of the Service Provider Interface in Java is a great way to make your
 program more extensible. However, implementing and distributing such an
 Interface is error prone.
 .
 One of the reasons is that the system depends on naming schemes and text files.
 The name of an implementation should be put in a text file, located on the
 classpath in a folder called META-INF/services/<qualified interface name>.
 .
 This project allows the programmer to use an Annotation, @ProviderFor, to flag
 a class as an implementation of a certain interface. During compilation, the
 necessary files are created at the appropriate locations. Also, the class is
 inspected to see if it follows all rules applicable to Service Providers.
 Compile time errors will be generated if those rules are broken, assisting the
 programmer to create more robust code.
 .
 This package contains the generated API documentation.