Had a quick look at the package itself. In general it looks good,
however two things I'd like addressed first:
1) The versioning. Thank you for modifying the versioning scheme of the
package, now it's correct. Personally I'm not a big fan of leaving this
confusing state there, with many of the previous entries having a higher
version number than the main one. Potentially this can also confuse some
tooling. How opinionated are you about keeping around the history?
Also in a related note: have these packages been already used somewhere
by a customer? Since then it's important to know that until the next
upstream version is prepared, they will NOT upgrade to this package.
2) The licensing checks out, however in general, when there's no hard
rationale, packages created and maintained by Canonical should have the
debian/ directory copyrighted under Canonical and under a GPLv3 license.
Any reason it's not the case here?
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: In Progress => Incomplete
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