Hi Santiago,
On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 02:30:48PM +0200, Santiago Vila wrote:
> Sorry, I wrongly believed this would happen in both buster and sid,
> but apparently it only happened in buster, and only the day I reported it.
>
> Please see the "history" tab in reproducible builds:
>
> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/debian/history/libmems.html
>
> Could you please remove the unreproducible tag? I take a lot of care
> not to report unreproducible bugs, and I really believe this was not
> one of them. (In doubt, you can still use snapshot.debian.org).
I do not feel my time spent very well to check whether a bug that is
closed is / was reproducible. If you want to do that house keeping feel
free to do so.
> I'm glad to see that Adrian Bunk has identified the root cause for
> this problem, and it was not a bug in libmems after all.
>
> But I still wonder, when we have library symbols, versioned depends
> and all that, why these kind of things still happen.
That's an interesting question actually.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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