[Pkg-sugar-devel] Bug#710375: Bug#710375: Bug#710375: [Pkg-squeak-devel] Bug#710375: Fwd: RegEx and RePlugin (was: [Vm-dev] Re: [unix] RePlugin patch for pcre)

Jonas Smedegaard dr at jones.dk
Tue Nov 9 15:11:19 GMT 2021


Hi Phil,

Quoting Phil B (2021-11-09 15:27:21)
> I think you can disregard this patch as it is quite old and would have 
> been incorporated into the upstream repo long ago.

Agreed.  Sorry that I didn't comment on it, but disregarding the patch 
was what the second of those runes in my previous post was about. :-)


> Dave Lewis, the current upstream maintainer of the squeak-vm code, 
> recently (in the last few months) incorporated most/all of the patches 
> from the Debian squeak-vm package into his repo.

Which repo is that, and where would I have had a change to learn about 
it (apart from picking your brain)?

The more-current-than-tracked-in-Debian source that I am aware of is the 
Cog branh of http://github.com/OpenSmalltalk/opensmalltalk-vm.git/ - is 
that what you are referring to?


> So if we use that directly it would eliminate the need for most, if 
> not all, of the current package patches and allow you to just use the 
> upstream code directly as we are very interested in trying to keep 
> that repo in sync with any needed Debian changes where possible.  It 
> should at least be available via svn and I've asked him if there's a 
> http download link as well. (I hope to hear back from him today)

I'd be quite happy to track something actually maintained upstream.


> Also, per a previous email you sent you can always feel free to cc: me 
> at this address on-list as I am very interested in any discussions re: 
> squeak-vm and the upcoming opensmalltalk-vm packaging.

If you are generally interested in following activities with the 
squeak-vm package then instead of cc'ing you it would be far more 
convenient that you subsribe to the package at the "Subscribe" button in 
top right corner of https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/squeak-vm

Or if you would be interested in getting your hands dirty with packaging 
work, then create a Salsa account - see 
https://wiki.debian.org/Salsa/Doc#Users - and then request membership of 
the Salsa Sugar team at 
https://salsa.debian.org/groups/pkg-sugar-team/-/group_members - and 
then when you are involved, you can add yourself as "Uploader" (even if 
technically you are not actually permitted to _upload_ packages - the 
meaning of that field is nowadays more like "Contributor") and you will 
then get notified about activities through that indicator.


Kind regards,

 - Jonas

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