help to package Tahoe-LAFS v1.10.1 for Debian/Ubuntu #2429
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#2429
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I hear vu3rdd is a debian developer.. could you see if you can package 1.10.1a1? (not for release, of course.. just to make a functional/installable .deb).
If we can do that ahead of the release, and find out what else needs to be updated (I think we'll need a new debian-packaged version of Foolscap, at least), then we should be able to reduce the lag between the Tahoe 1.10.1 release and the subsequent availability in debian/sid.
The release is out now.. package away!
Replying to warner:
Built and tested the package locally. The package files are here: https://github.com/vu3rdd/tahoe-lafs-debian
I will push them into the debian unstable later today.
vu3rdd: is this ticket now fixed and can be closed? ☺
Yes.
https://packages.debian.org/sid/tahoe-lafs
Does the Debian package automatically get propagated to Ubuntu, or do we have to nag someone to do that (i.e. open an Ubuntu ticket)?
Replying to daira:
AFAIK from the past, it gets automatically propagated into their "universe" repository, unless something changed recently.