Source: osk-sdl, libsdl2
Control: found -1 libsdl2/2.0.18-3
Control: found -1 osk-sdl/0.66-2
Severity: serious
Tags: sid bookworm
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User: debian...@lists.debian.org
Usertags: breaks
The osk-sdl autopkgtest on ci.debian.net seems to show a regression when
run with libsdl2 (>= 2.0.18):
pass fail
libsdl2 from testing 2.0.18-3
osk-sdl from testing from testing
all others from testing from testing
The test output is:
> ** Testing osk toggle button and 'mouse' key input
> ERROR: Unexpected result!
> got:
> expected: qwerty
This could be either a regression in libsdl2, or a pre-existing bug
in osk-sdl. I don't use osk-sdl myself, so I don't really have a reference
for what it's doing here. When someone works out what is going on, this
bug should be reassigned to either libsdl2 or osk-sdl as appropriate.
(The previous stage of the autopkgtest, involving
test_keyscript_no_keyboard_phys, already failed but the failure was
ignored; I've reported that as a non-RC bug in the osk-sdl source package,
but it is not a regression.)
smcv
