Hi,
Sorry for the late reply.
> Well, that could be said for many packages where some action is
> often required before it can work. That doesn't really push for
> having something interrupting the installationto basically say
> "there's work left to make package wor
Quoting Arnaud Fontaine (ar...@debian.org):
> Hi,
>
> > This debconf note is isplayed at high priority without any attempt
> > to determine whether it is useful or not. This perfectly fits the
> > definition of debconf abuse, I'm afraid.
>
> > This information should go in README
Hi,
> This debconf note is isplayed at high priority without any attempt
> to determine whether it is useful or not. This perfectly fits the
> definition of debconf abuse, I'm afraid.
> This information should go in README.Debian. There is no reason to
> interrupt the package
Package: slapos.tool.format
Severity: normal
This debconf note is isplayed at high priority without any attempt to
determine whether it is useful or not. This perfectly fits the
definition of debconf abuse, I'm afraid.
This information should go in README.Debian. There is no reason to
interrupt t
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