Le mardi 15 mai 2007 à 11:00 +0200, Daniel Holbach a écrit : > Hello everybody, > > what is the current state of affairs regarding DaD? Does it still have > problems with generating diffs? Some of my packages were overwritten by > Debian versions, because the diff was 0 lines long and this encouraged > MOTUs and MOTU hopefuls to request syncs. > > Is this still a problem? Is somebody working on fixing those uploads? > > Why did nobody mail the mailing list about these problems earlier? > > Have a nice day, > Daniel
Hi Daniel, As far as we know, the only real issue currently is the -0ubuntuX one: when there are only -0ubuntuX changelog entries in the Ubuntu changelog, DaD doesn't find the base version and thus fails to create correctly the patches. Albin has written a fix, which we just need to test now. For the packages that have been wrongly synced... a MOTU hopeful need an ACK by a MOTU and a MOTU should be responsible for the syncs he requests/acks. For these 0ubuntuX only packages, DaD currently produces an empty .patch for the Ubuntu changes... a MOTU should easily understand that it's broken. Maybe another issue, but which is not on our side, is when the base version of the package is not available on snapshot.debian.net: then it's the same story as 0ubuntuX... -- Adrien Cunin aka Adri2000
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