[Debian-science-sagemath] Library transition freeze coming up on November 5
Tobias Hansen
thansen at debian.org
Fri Oct 7 15:15:37 UTC 2016
Hi there,
I wanted to remind you all that the library transition freeze for Debian
stretch is on November 5. That means if we want to have a chance of
packaging Sage for the next Debian release, all libraries that already
have reverse dependencies in Debian must be up-to-date in
unstable/testing as soon as possible.
Further freeze dates:
2017-01-05: "Soft" freeze (no new packages, no re-entry, normal migrations)
2017-02-05: Full freeze
Of the packages on the Wiki page, the following look like library
transitions might be necessary:
brial/polybori (rdepends: singular)
libfplll (rdepends: gap-float, sollya)
linbox has no rdepends, but should be ready to be uploaded soon I think.
I will take care of brial, what about libfplll? Sage uses version
4.0.5+git20160331-1 and we have 4.0.4-2 in unstable and 5.0.2-1 in
experimental. We have the version used by Sage in the devel apt repo. Do
we really need that version? If yes, can that be uploaded to unstable?
Julien?
ipython is only up-to-date in experimental, does it need a transition?
Can you think of any other packages that might need a transition? We
shouldn't forget anything here.
Best,
Tobias
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