This bug has been around for 2 weeks without comment, I'm just trying to understand what is going on.
The mechanism in the title is certainly how fallback is meant to be
activated and I can't see anything in the cdebconf C source code that
would change that.
I don't do much with D-I so I can only think that something is wrong
with the environment:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# LANGUAGE=se:nb:no:nn:da:sv
/usr/lib/cdebconf/dpkg-reconfigure dpkg-cross
Obsolete command TITLE Default cross-build architecture selection called
Default cross-build architecture selection
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Om den här maskinen typiskt används för att bygga för en huvudarkitektur, kan
du välja den arkitekturen här för att slippa
ange den igen när du kör dpkg-cross, apt-cross eller emdebian-tools. Välj
'Ingen' för att inte ha något standardval.
Standardarkitektur för krossbyggnation:
1. Ingen [*] 3. amd64 5. armeb 7. hppa 9. ia64 11. mips
13. powerpc 15. sparc
2. alpha 4. arm 6. armel 8. i386 10. m68k 12. mipsel
14. s390
Prompt: '?' for help, default=1>
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# LANGUAGE=se:nb:no:nn:da /usr/lib/cdebconf/dpkg-reconfigure
dpkg-cross
Obsolete command TITLE Default cross-build architecture selection called
Default cross-build architecture selection
------------------------------------------
If this machine is typically cross-building for one main architecture, you can
select that architecture here to save
specifying it again when running dpkg-cross, apt-cross or emdebian-tools.
Select 'None' to have no default.
Default cross-building architecture:
1. None [*] 3. amd64 5. armeb 7. hppa 9. ia64 11. mips
13. powerpc 15. sparc
2. alpha 4. arm 6. armel 8. i386 10. m68k 12. mipsel
14. s390
Prompt: '?' for help, default=1>
So fallback does appear to work in this respect - sv gets chosen as the
only language supported by this particular package.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# ls /opt/working/dpkg-cross/debian/po/
cs.po CVS de.po fr.po it.po ja.po ka.po nl.po POTFILES.in pt.po ru.po
sv.po templates.pot uk.po
Testing with those languages shows that the fallback mechanism does
work - at least outside D-I.
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