=== yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:05] cjwatson: I got around to writing that script so it's easy to add new transitions now. We can add pages for the other transitions if you want. [12:07] Laney: oh, yes, please do. I'm using http://paste.ubuntu.com/609451/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/609452/ [13:26] up now [13:53] Laney: could you setup a page for libffi5/libffi6 too? [13:53] doko: yes, can you provide the is_affected/good/bad lines? [13:53] and then there's libobjc2/libobjc3, but that can wait [13:53] Laney: is there any docs for these? [13:54] not really i'm afraid [13:54] should be easy to figure out from the existing transitions [13:55] .field ~ /regexp/ | ... basically [13:57] Laney: what does the .package mean? [13:57] doko: it means that there's a binary package matching regexp [13:57] usually you'll just want .build-depends and .depends [13:57] openssl is probably a good one to look at [14:01] Laney: yay, thanks [14:01] :-) [14:02] we'll probably want a separate branch for the .ben files i suppose [14:06] Laney: http://paste.ubuntu.com/609501/ [14:07] ty [14:08] added, should show up at the next cron run [16:14] doko: http://orangesquash.org.uk/~laney/transitions/libffi.html does that look right? [16:15] $ apt-cache rdepends libffi5|wc -l [16:15] 205 [16:15] strange ... [16:18] look at grep-dctrl -FBuild-Depends -sPackage libffi-dev ... [16:19] interesting ... :-/ [16:20] haskell stuff seems to get a binary dep without BDing [16:21] wondering if we can do with an empty b-d field [16:28] you could do is_affected = .depends ~ /libffi/; maybe [16:28] I assume is_affected is basically just a performance optimisation [16:28] or .build-depends ~ /libffi/ | .depends ~ /libffi/ [16:30] interesting syntax [16:32] it's so you don't see a list of every source package [16:33] not sure if is_affected looks at binaries though [16:33] might as well try [16:36] you know your implementation language is too obscure when it's easier for *somebody who works on a functional language* to just try it and see what happens [16:38] the problem is more that I'm trying to do real work concurrently ;) [16:38] What is this 'real work' you speak of? [16:38] Oh. Right. Better get some of that done myself. [17:08] that seemed to help :-) [17:08] although you can ignore the haskell ones === seb128_ is now known as seb128