[Debian-med-packaging] Bug#1103569: Bug#1103569: src:orthanc-wsi: fails to migrate to testing for too long

Paul Gevers elbrus at debian.org
Sat Apr 19 19:07:50 BST 2025


Hi,

In my previous reply I may have gotten some details wrong, as I hadn't 
read the bug about dcmtk yet.

On 19-04-2025 20:01, Sébastien Jodogne wrote:
>> If I read that other bug correctly, the changed path in dcmtk broke
>> orthanc. So, the right binary package of src:dcmtk should declare that
>> with a *versioned* Breaks on the right binary package of src:orthanc. It
>> seems that orthanc (and thus orthanc-wsi) from unstable works in
>> unstable (at least on amd64 and some other architectures, it seems
>> broken on arm64, loong64, ppc64el and s390x), but not with the older
>> src:dcmtk in testing. So the right package from src:orthanc should have
>> a *versioned* Depends on the right package from src:dcmtk.


> Unfortunately, I am totally lost here. Even though I understand the
> general philosophy, I still do not see what I must do. Should I upload
> to testing?


No, not at all. All changes should go via unstable.

> Must also orthanc-wsi and dcmtk be updated, given that the
> issue seems to lie in liborthancframework (part of src:orthanc)?


I *suspect* that only orthanc and dcmtk need changes.

> And
> what about the fact that orthanc-wsi_3.2+dfsg-1 is already there,
> while it seems like that it is orthanc-wsi_3.0+dfsg-1 for which a fix
> is expected?


The fix for orthanc-wsi/testing is for orthanc-wsi/unstable to migrate. 
So you need to remove the blockers for migration (which may lay outside 
of orthanc-wsi).

> Sorry, I am unable to solve this without further instructions and a
> full example...

I suggest asking debian-mentors at lists.debian.org for help then.

Paul

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