[Debian-med-packaging] gnuhealth in testing blocking new Tryton series

[Mathias Behrle]

* Raphael Hertzog: " Re: gnuhealth in testing blocking new Tryton series" (Wed,
  7 May 2014 15:30:58 +0200):

Hi,

> On Mon, 05 May 2014, Mathias Behrle wrote:
> > @Raphael:
> > I would be happy to hear your opinion, if this problem is enough to justify
> > the overhead of versioned Tryton suites like tryton-server-3.2,
> > tryton-server-3.4 to avoid blocking a dependent project the main project?
> 
> Does Gnuhealth require all of tryton or would it only affect a specific
> set of packages ?

JFTR the current depends of gnuhealth as in svn are

         tryton-client
         tryton-server 
         tryton-modules-account 
         tryton-modules-account-invoice 
         tryton-modules-account-product 
         tryton-modules-calendar 
         tryton-modules-product 
         tryton-modules-country 
         tryton-modules-currency 
         tryton-modules-party 
         tryton-modules-company 
         tryton-modules-stock-lot
 
> It doesn't seem reasonable to provide versioned packages for all of tryton
> but if only affects a few source packages then it might be reasonable.

Is this a reasonable count of packages to be maintained additionally
especially for gnuhealth? At least such a plan would guarantee, that we are
*able* to upload 3.4 for jessie in case we decide the series to be mature
enough. 


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    Mathias Behrle
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