why are new upstream versions of glib being uploaded?
Marc 'HE' Brockschmidt
he at ftwca.de
Wed Dec 27 09:36:48 UTC 2006
Thomas Bushnell BSG <tb at becket.net> writes:
> Why are new upstream releases being added to upstable of the glib2.0
> package? We are in a freeze, I thought.
Yes, but the new glib2.0 release is from upstream's stable series, where
only bugs are fixed. I reviewed all changes before Loic Minier uploaded
the new version and thought them to not a problem.
> And one seems perhaps to be responsible for a regression in gnucash
> (see #404585).
Yes, this is due to a stricter input validation in gkeyfile.c. The
validation is an ugly C replacement for this:
m!^[-_/+.[:alnum:]]+(\[[-_.@[:alnum:]]+\])?$!
This change should probably be reverted for etch (or be reduced to a
warning), as we can't see which other applications use weird stuff as
keys. lool, could you please comment on that?
Marc
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