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        <pre class="message"><a href="https://rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC-2019-0031.html">https://rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC-2019-0031.html</a> was issued to flag that
rust-spin development stop. I suppose that means it should not enter bullseye
/ get removed.</pre>
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      This bug is currently one of several blockers for getting
      rust-cbindgen back into testing and thus making the
      build-dependencies of firefox-esr satisfiable again there.<br>
      <br>
      Looking at the reverse dependencies (note: dak rm does not work
      for rust stuff, I'm guessing it lacks understanding of versioned
      provides). There seem to be two librust-ring-dev and
      librust-lazy-static+spin-dev<br>
      <br>
      librust-lazy-static+spin-dev does not seem to have any reverse
      dependencies.<br>
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    <p>librust-ring-dev (or it's same-source rdeps) has reverse
      dependencies of librust-webpki-dev
      librust-trust-dns-proto+ring-dev
      librust-trust-dns-proto+dnssec-ring-dev librust-sct-dev
      librust-cookie+secure-dev and librust-cookie+ring-dev<br>
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    <p>rust-webpki (or it's same-source rdeps) has reverse dependencies
      of librust-reqwest+webpki-roots-dev and
      librust-reqwest+rustls-tls-dev<br>
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    <p>librust-trust-dns-proto+ring-dev and
      librust-trust-dns-proto+dnssec-ring-dev do not seem to have any
      reverse dependencies.<br>
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    <p>librust-sct-dev does not seem to have any reverse dependencies<br>
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    <p>librust-cookie+secure-dev and librust-cookie+ring-dev does not
      seem to have any reverse dependencies.<br>
      <br>
      rust-reqwest seems to be badly busted anyway and doesn't seem to
      be required for getting cbindgen back into testing</p>
    <p>So I see two possible ways forward here.<br>
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      1. Downgrade this bug, decide that while abandonment obviously
      raises the possibility of unfixed security holes, this abandoned
      rust package is not that big a deal in the grand scheme of things.<br>
      <br>
      2. Modify rust-lazy-static, rust-trust-dns-proto and rust-cookie
      to drop the featureset packages that depend (directly or
      indirectly) on librust-spin-dev<br>
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