On 2016-11-30 16:17:50, Ola Lundqvist wrote:
> Hi Antoine
>
> I do not find it strange (as I was one of the two that did it). You
> are supposed to keep the changelog as far as I know. I mirrored the
> changes in stable/jessie. I never checked the unstable version (I do
> not think I did at least).
I did not find the wheezy update specifically strange, i found the
*stable* update strange: what you did was normal, you reused the update
from stable.
I find it strange that the stable backport was not simply importing the
package from testing, and is instead an hybrid between testing and
wheezy-security..
> However the resulting package was the same (as jessie at least) as I
> copied most of the changes from there. The only thing that was kept
> was the changelog and some minor things.
>
> The reason why the test suite is not run during build is that some
> tests failed. They were not essential for nss to work, but they failed
> the build.
Did the test suite pass before the update? That seems like a rather
serious problem: it makes maintenance of the package much harder in the
long term because now we do not know if we have a regression.
> I agree with you that it is better to update to the later version if
> this is just an upstream bugfix release.
Thanks!
By the way, in my previous message I refer to nss 2.26*, I obviously
meant nss 3.26*.
A.
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