Trac 0.10.3-1 needed in edgy-backports

Bug #76332 reported by Justin R. Cutler on 2006-12-18
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Affects Status Importance Assigned to Milestone
Edgy Backports
Undecided
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trac (Ubuntu)
Undecided
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Nominated for Edgy by William Grant

Bug Description

Binary package hint: trac

Trac 0.10.2-1, which is the latest version in edgy-backports, still has the "NoSuchChangeset" bug. This was fixed in 0.10.3~rc1-1. Feisty currently has 0.10.3-1, which is the latest stable version.

This bug prevents having a working Trac environment on a system that is using apache2-mpm-prefork, which means that Trac and PHP cannot easily coexist while using Apache.

Matti Lindell (mlind) on 2006-12-18
Changed in trac:
status: Unconfirmed → Rejected
zenrox (kergan) wrote :

0.10.3-1 in feisty b/i/(dont know how to test but assumes it will work) under prevu
+1 edgy

Changed in edgy-backports:
status: Unconfirmed → Confirmed

0.10.3-1 builds, installs, and works perfectly well under prevu.
+1 edgy

(This is not a particularly common package, so it may be a while before three more people test this, but this is a rather major bugfix. Is there any chance of putting this into backports earlier?)

Peter Magnusson (kmpm) wrote :

0.10.3-1 builds, installs and works so far.
+1 edgy

Matti Lindell (mlind) wrote :

Yep, builds on Edgy chroot without problems and seems to work okay.

I'd like to vote for this bug - I was recently very happy to see the 10.x series of trac in edgy backports.

I have upgraded my trac on my development servers only to run into this bug after they have all been upgraded.

I understand that backports is use at your own risk etc, so what is the risk reward for putting in version 0.10.3? Risk is potential new bugs introduced to a "unsupported" package. Reward is a major bug is closed.

Is there significant effort in porting the feisty 0.10.3 package back?

Cheers,
Mark

For further information, here is the bug report for this problem on trac: http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4132

John Dong (jdong) wrote :

Thanks for your backports bug report. This backports request is primarily motivated by bugfixes. The Ubuntu Technical Board has stated that Backports is primarily for introducing new features, and that bugfixes should be handled using the StableReleaseUpdates (SRU) mechanism.

As a result, I will turn this bug report over to the main Ubuntu bug tracker. If SRU cannot resolve this situation, feel free to re-open the backports request.

For more information on the Stable Release Updates process, please read: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU

Changed in trac:
status: Rejected → Unconfirmed
Changed in edgy-backports:
status: Confirmed → Rejected
William Grant (wgrant) on 2007-04-01
Changed in trac:
status: Unconfirmed → Fix Released

This bug is only in the version of Trac in edgy-backports (0.10.2-1~edgy1). All other versions of Trac in Ubuntu do not have this bug.

The 0.10 series of Trac does introduce many new features over the version in edgy (0.9.6-2), and likely does not belong in edgy.

Multiple people (4 at last count, including myself) have verified that the version in feisty (0.10.3-1) works. Indeed, I am using this version on multiple live systems and have not encountered any problems.

Changed in edgy-backports:
status: Rejected → Confirmed
John Dong (jdong) wrote :

I'm sorry, I misunderstood. This backport is now approved.

Changed in edgy-backports:
status: Confirmed → In Progress
Martin Pitt (pitti) wrote :

 * Trying to backport trac...
  - <trac_0.10.3.orig.tar.gz: downloading from librarian>
  - <trac_0.10.3-1.diff.gz: downloading from librarian>
  - <trac_0.10.3-1.dsc: downloading from librarian>
I: Extracting trac_0.10.3-1.dsc ... done.
I: Building backport of trac-0.10.3 as 0.10.3-1~edgy1 ... done.

Changed in edgy-backports:
status: In Progress → Fix Released
Rouben (rouben) wrote :

Since this backport got approved for Edgy, would it be possible to do the same for Dapper?

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