Please remove debuerreotype from lunar

Bug #2003963 reported by Dave Jones
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debuerreotype (Debian)
Fix Committed
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debuerreotype (Ubuntu)
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Shengjing Zhu (zhsj) wrote :

Debian#1022854 only indicates the test is too tough. So can we just add a force-bad hint for it to unblock the proposed migration? The package itself is functional.

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Steve Langasek (vorlon) wrote :

Corrected the bug description; it's been removed from Debian testing, it has not been removed from Debian. (it's still in unstable.)

As for adding force-bad hints, we should not, in general, reduce test coverage for the archive by doing this. If Debian has removed the package from testing as unreleasable, it is reasonable for us to do the same. This does not block someone from fixing the package and reintroducing it to Ubuntu in advance of a Debian fix, but from an archive admin perspective, removal of the existing package is reasonable.

description: updated
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Steve Langasek (vorlon) wrote :

Removing packages from lunar:
 debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar amd64
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar arm64
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar armhf
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar i386
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar ppc64el
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar riscv64
  debuerreotype 0.15-1 in lunar s390x
Comment: Unreasonable autopkgtest, blocks debootstrap, removed from Debian testing; LP: #2003963, Debian bug #1022854
1 package successfully removed.

Changed in debuerreotype (Ubuntu):
status: New → Fix Released
Changed in debuerreotype (Debian):
status: Unknown → New
Changed in debuerreotype (Debian):
status: New → Fix Committed
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