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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 05/03/2015 01:20, Angus Lees wrote:<br>
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> I agree with this view and saw that somebody already
renamed it in git.<br>
> However, we should ask for the package in NEW to be
REJECTed now, otherwise<br>
> we'll probably confuse dak later when uploading alpha2.<br>
> Am I right?<br>
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> Agreed, assuming the newer upload hasn't already been
noticed/merged by<br>
> ftp-masters. Afaik we're "just" waiting for the
human-review step at this<br>
> point, so should we just mail them and point out the
source package rename?<br>
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Due to the number of packages in the queue, I suspect
everything is on hold<br>
waiting for jessie release. I'll ask them to drop the
current "rust" so we can<br>
upload alpha2 "rustc".<br>
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Speaking of which, do we default to !dlstage0 now? (ie.
building with locally<br>
installed rustc?)<br>
Are we all ok with uploading alpha2 this? We should then
update README.source<br>
with the new status.<br>
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<div>From memory, the alpha.2 package defaults to !dlstage0
(ie: no build profile specified) but has the Build-Dep on
rustc commented out. This means a default build will give
./configure --local-rust=/usr, (presumably) find
/usr/bin/rustc doesn't exist, and FTBFS.</div>
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<div>I think we should uncomment the rustc build-dep (with
<!dlstage0> guard) so a default-build fails at
checking dependencies stage.</div>
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<div>A default build after rustc.deb _is_ available would
still ftbfs because of breaking changes in rustc but that
will be solved through adding version restrictions on the
build-dep - once we have the luxury of a stable rustc
release already in the Debian archives :-)</div>
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I would like to upload it today or tomorrow. Are we ready for that
or do you want to land stuff?<br>
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Thanks<br>
Sylvestre<br>
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