[MIR] tepl
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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tepl (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Didier Roche-Tolomelli |
Bug Description
= Availability =
Built for all supported architectures. In sync with Debian.
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= Rationale =
gedit 3.35 started depending on it
= Security =
No known CVEs.
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= Quality assurance =
- Desktop Packages team is subscribed.
- The upstream tests are excuted in the package build
No bugs report on the Debian BTS/launchpad, the upstream list is short enough
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= Dependencies =
Depends on amtk (MIR bug #1862174)
= Standards compliance =
standard dh12 packaging
= Maintenance =
It's part of GNOME
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Maintained by pkg-gnome in Debian
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description: | updated |
Changed in tepl (Ubuntu): | |
assignee: | nobody → Didier Roche (didrocks) |
description: | updated |
Changed in tepl (Ubuntu): | |
status: | Incomplete → New |
Depends on amtk (MIR bug #) -> Rejected, miss the other ref :p
Ok, more seriously:
Strong packaging practice: despite the missing trailing comma, dh has fail-missing, la files are removed, dh_autoreconf with --as-needed and symbols files present with makeshlibs with -c4. Hardening flags are enabled.
The code was part of the upstream gedit code, so OK.
Testsuite is executed during package build with a local dbus session. README. source still relevant? If we look at debian/rules, the tests are setting: CHECK_HOME = $(CURDIR) /debian/ tmp/home before using HOME=$(CHECK_HOME), so this comment can be removed?
However, is debian/
Some missing copyrights not referenced in debian/copright: test-fold- region. c: GNU Lesser General Public License (v2.1 or later)
testsuite/
[Copyright: 2016 - David Rabel <email address hidden>]
I guess test-buffer- input-stream. c: GNU Lesser General Public License (v2.1 or later)
testsuite/
[Copyright: 2010 - Ignacio Casal Quinteiro]
falls into the "1998-2012 GTK and Gtef contributors", even if it can be quite unclear for some people not knowing the GNOME community…
overall +1, even if I would prefer to have the above cleaned up