[SCM] libdvdcss/master: Update changelog.

[Jonas Smedegaard]

On 12-03-18 at 12:22pm, Andres Mejia wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Jonas Smedegaard <dr at jones.dk> 
> wrote:
> > On 12-03-17 at 02:49pm, Andres Mejia wrote:
> >> That pretty much means libdvdcss can be compiled on Debian down to 
> >> old-stable (if backports is used) and Ubuntu oneiric. For 
> >> supporting Ubuntu suites before oneiric, we could use a seperate 
> >> branch and modify the install-css.sh script accordingly.
> >
> > backports.debian.org is a *specific* add-on branch.  Relying in 
> > backports.d.o really means that the package does *not* support 
> > backporting to oldstable+backports (not plain oldstable).  Some 
> > (myself included) choose to locally backport _instead_ of mixing 
> > with backports.d.o.
> >
> > The package can be made to truly support backporting to pure 
> > oldstable using CDBS.  I'd be happy to do that (or guide on how to 
> > do it), if that is of any interest.

[snip]

> That's ok, was going to mention this will only work down to 
> stable+backports and Ubuntu oneiric. I changed to debhelper (>= 
> 8.1.3~) to support multiarch. Should oldstable be supported?

You answer a question with a question :-)

When you initially wrote "that's ok" above, did you then mean a) it is 
ok with me that the packaging be "infected" with CDBS to improve 
backportability?

Or did you instead mean that b) it is ok that the packaging is 
"infected" with short-form dh even though limiting backportability to 
stable+backports, oldstable+backports and similar.


Packaging can support *both* multiarch *and* backportability to pure 
oldstable.  I do recognize, however, that the use of CDBS is considered 
controversial by some, hence my asking instead of just doing it.


 - Jonas

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