This is a brief summary of the packages I have looked at during the
last week of +1 maintenance:
* Unbound proposed migration
* Blocked by ovn autopkgtest regression
* Test depend bzip2 in proposed
* Passed after re-trigger
* Oosp-uuid proposed migration
* Blocked by libkiokudb-perl and libur-perl autopkgtest regressions
* Libdata-uuid-libuuid-perl and libdata-swap-perl depend on
perlapi-5.36.0
* Fix for both in proposed, blocked by un-installability
* Seems like perl 5.38.2 is uninstallable
* Which seems to be because perl-modules-5.38 = 5.38.2-3 is
somehow still installed?
* Perl issue seems fixed now
* C2esp proposed migration (LP: #2059157)
* Proper test failure on armhf
* No action taken so far
* Tree proposed migration
* Test failure on all architectures
* Ubuntu specific patch adding new files
* Fix on LP: #2056099, patch sponsored by schopin
* Bash proposed migration
* Blocked by dkim-rotate autopkgtest regression on armhf
* migration-reference/0 re-trigger also failed, not really a regression
* bpftrace autopkgtest failure (LP: #2060682)
* This was caused by debian removing -DBUILD_TESTING=1 from the d/rules
* However fixing that leads to further test regressions
* Either due to upstream code change, new kernel, or llvm-18?
* Libwfa2 proposed migration on armhf
* Shouldn't be blocking 'Depends: architecture-is-64bit', ginggs
is adding a hint
* Dcraw ftbfs (LP: #2060672)
* Patch to remove local copy of memmem, libc provides it anyway
* Also fixed independently by vorlon in dcraw 9.28-5ubuntu1
* Magics++ ftbfs (LP: #2060684)
* No action yet
* Cloudkitty autopkgtest failure on arm64
* Passed locally + re-triggered
* Bambam autopkgtest failure on armhf
* Also passed locally + re-triggered
* Pyfuse3 autopkgtest failure on armhf LP: #2060963
* Test receives implausible timestamps from struct stat
* Root case Cython time_t type wrong, hard coded as long
* Reported upstream fix TBD
* Bonus: fixed bpftrace breakage in Noble (thanks @danilogondolfo
for helping track down the offending commit)
Have a good weekend,
Mate
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