> Sandro, that is not fair to others in the project. You maintain a package that
> has reverse dependencies, but is not currently in testing.
AFAICT src:python-psutil is in testing, just at a different version
than unstable; am i missing something here?
> With the soft freeze
> arriving in 7 days, no new packages will be allowed into testing, which means
> that any rdeps will be out of trixie.
before replying to Thomas, i reviewed the freeze email sent to d-d-a and i read
* 2025-04-15 - Milestone 2 - Soft Freeze
no new packages, delayed migration
* 2025-05-15 - Milestone 3 - Hard Freeze - key packages and packages
without autopkgtests need a manual unblock for migration
* TBA - Milestone 4 - Full Freeze
all packages need a manual unblock for migration
unless you plan on removing packages that have different versions, and
by the way i read the list, src:python-psutil should be able to
migrate to testing, at a later version, until the full freeze starts
(not that i plan to wait that long).
> You can't ask people not to do NMUs, as that's a tool of the project to help
> fix
> bugs. Note that according to the NMU docs [1], 2-day or even 0-day NMUs are
> possible in some cases.
i reviewed that document before replying to Thomas, and they dont seem
to apply here (e.g. when the NMU was proposed, 7 days have not been
passed yet).
> So please, do attempt to get your package into testing, and if you don't, then
> don't block others from doing so.
did i say somewhere that i will not fix this bug in time for trixie?
