Le 2014-04-23 18:59, Lucas Satabin a écrit :
Hi Mehdi,
Scala 2.11.0 has been released two days ago [1]. I imported the new
upstream version yesterday and just pushed the updates I made in my
repository.
I think we should skip the 2.10.x series entirely and directly work on
2.11.x
There are some changes in 2.11.0 that impacts packaging:
- scala swing, partest, scala-xml and parser combinators are not
part of scala anymore,
- the msil backend has been dropped.
For the moment the scala-library package ships only official parts of
scala. Maybe we should make a scala-library-extra for these extra
packages (or package them independently).
I think we should focus on making 2.10.4 build fine first, before
trying
to do the same with 2.11.0. I've tried your patches (which look sane
enough)
but as I feared, it doesn't seem enough to make it build... because
many
necessary things are downloaded from the internet during the build.
Remember that any Debian package should be buildable without a need to
network connectivity. So there is still some work to do. I haven't
finished
testing stuff yet, but from the looks of it, it looks like there is a
whole
new shit of libraries that needs packaging before beeing able to build
Scala
on Debian. So, unless 2.11.0 requires less new libraries in order to
build, I
think that we should put our effort on 2.10.4... which is still used by
many.
Should I rename this ticket? File a new one?
There is #706633 already.
Regards,
--
Mehdi Dogguy
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