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regarding RM: node-simplestatemanager -- ROM; NPOASR; unused dependency
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Package: ftp.debian.org
Severity: normal
Hello,
node-simplestatemanager is no longer a dependency of rainloop.
It will be removed in the next upstream version. Until then, I
have backported the patches in rainloop version 1.11.1-2.
Please reject this package from the NEW queue; it is unlikely to be
used by another package, so there's little reason to maintain it
in the Debian archive. This is unlikely to occur often, but as most
of rainloop's dependencies have been stalled in the NEW queue for
nearly 6 months, it seems prudent to remove as many as possible.
-- Daniel
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On Mon, 09 Jul 2018 17:32:28 +0000 [email protected] wrote:
> Package: ftp.debian.org
> Severity: normal
>
> Hello,
>
> node-simplestatemanager is no longer a dependency of rainloop.
>
> It will be removed in the next upstream version. Until then, I
> have backported the patches in rainloop version 1.11.1-2.
>
> Please reject this package from the NEW queue; it is unlikely to be
> used by another package, so there's little reason to maintain it
> in the Debian archive. This is unlikely to occur often, but as most
> of rainloop's dependencies have been stalled in the NEW queue for
> nearly 6 months, it seems prudent to remove as many as possible.
Already gone.
Scott K
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