NEW queue
- package namespace - seems safe
- licenses are all mentioned in LICENSES and d/copyright
- Ensuring correct component based on license => universe
- n/a for checks in regard to
  - Debian state - as it is not in Debian
  - not targeted at stable releases
- expected binaries arch:all python3-regress-stack and that is all there is 
(LGTM)


General sponsoring
- First of all, all of my first pass last week is really in AFAICS.
- I see you have spread the license ask asked (to avoid issues with single file 
copies)
  - I had one simple find of a source not mentioning, fixed already
  - it is OK that the debian/* and the .* files do not have further headers
- Strictly speaking it should be GPLv3 not apache2.0, we discussed and this 
will be re-done to GPLv3
- I agree to the purpose of a package that one can use to verify openstack
  - and I like that you converted the very same into autopkgtest reverse 
dependency tests
- I can't speak for the python in the upstream much, but the team and James 
would have had you on that
- I also asked to fold all changes of the first real ubuntu upload into one 
which was done immediately
- d/rules is clean
- uses dh_python and expansions
- source build leaves no traces other than d/files
- the upstream project was re-hosted to a company space
- nothing shocking in d/control

I've proposed overrriding no-manpage and a bug reference int he
changelog in https://github.com/canonical/regress-stack/pull/34


Builds are working fine on the PPA and in sbuild.
This is ready to be accepted.
... one last test build ...

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