Steve Langasek wrote: > Ok. BTW, are you taking into account the possibility of a package being > uninstallable due to versioned Conflicts, and Conflicts between packages > which otherwise satisfy a package's dependencies?
I have now added versioned conflict scanning and also checking for packages which depend on versions older than the ones about to be installed. To make packages with these problems easier to find, there are two new lists: http://bjorn.haxx.se/debian/conflicts.html http://bjorn.haxx.se/debian/olddeps.html It is not obvious to me how (or if) I can recognize a "bad" versioned conflict from a "good". For instance, lvm10 conflicts with lvm2 << 1.95.15-3 while the lvm2 version in testing is 1.95.15-1. Is this simply a case of lvm10 superseding lvm2, and nothing I should warn about? If so, how can I tell? -- Björn
