Hi, First, I filed <https://github.com/symfony/polyfill/issues/163> upstream about the test failures.
However, as I looked a bit more, I'm not sure why this package exists in Debian in the first place. The purpose of the polyfill is to have pure PHP fallback implementations for when the PHP install is missing an extension or on an older version. But neither of those apply to Debian where we can just depend on the PHP extension itself. For example, instead of depending upon php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring, the package should depend upon php-mbstring. All of the php-symfony-polyfill-php* packages are useless since we're already providing PHP 7.3. The vast majority of dependencies are in src:symfony, so it shouldn't be too difficult to remove: km@km-pt:~$ reverse-depends src:php-symfony-polyfill Reverse-Depends =============== * civicrm-common (for php-symfony-polyfill-iconv) * php-respect-validation (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony (for php-symfony-polyfill-php56) * php-symfony (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony (for php-symfony-polyfill-apcu) * php-symfony (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony (for php-symfony-polyfill-intl-icu) * php-symfony-cache (for php-symfony-polyfill-apcu) * php-symfony-config (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-console (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-doctrine-bridge (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-doctrine-bridge (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-dom-crawler (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-dom-crawler (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-filesystem (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-form (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-form (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-framework-bundle (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-http-foundation (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-http-foundation (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-http-kernel (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-inflector (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-intl (for php-symfony-polyfill-intl-icu) * php-symfony-ldap (for php-symfony-polyfill-php56) * php-symfony-lock (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-property-access (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-security (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-security (for php-symfony-polyfill-php56) * php-symfony-security-bundle (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-security-core (for php-symfony-polyfill-php56) * php-symfony-security-csrf (for php-symfony-polyfill-php56) * php-symfony-security-csrf (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-security-http (for php-symfony-polyfill-php56) * php-symfony-security-http (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-serializer (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-templating (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-translation (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-twig-bundle (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-validator (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-validator (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-var-dumper (for php-symfony-polyfill-mbstring) * php-symfony-web-profiler-bundle (for php-symfony-polyfill-php70) * php-symfony-web-server-bundle (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-symfony-yaml (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) * php-webmozart-assert (for php-symfony-polyfill-ctype) I'm not sure how exactly the best way to remove the dependency is since it's automatically generated from composer.json. We could update pkg-php-tools to modify php-symfony-polyfill-* dependencies? HTH, -- Kunal
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