=== popey0 is now known as popey === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [11:26] When downgrading a Recommends to a Suggests, will the suggested package be removed on upgrades? [11:32] Do we have a way to mark a LP bug as something that needs Release Notes mention? === cpaelzer is now known as cpaelzer_ === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [12:30] hey, is there anyone moderating ubuntu-devel-discuss@ ? it would be great to validate my mails :) (I sent one and I'll send another one in a couple minutes) [12:34] (now :) ) [12:35] also, would an @canonical.com mail address help? migrating away from gmail and switching back to @canonical.com once I have sieve set up is one of my new year's resolution [12:42] schopin: Recommends to Suggests> Not explicitly removed, no. Might be marked for autoremoval. juliank would know for sure. [12:43] schopin: I believe there is an LP project for Ubuntu release notes; let me double check that and grab you a linl. [12:43] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-release-notes [12:43] I've seen that used recently. [12:44] schopin: downgrades to Suggests are removed by ubuntu-release-upgrader; but not by the normal apt policy (u-r-u overrides the policy to not consider suggests important) [12:44] adrien: You'd have to look at the list administrator page to see. ;) I would imagine @canonical.com would help [12:44] schopin: I picked this as a compromise, because suggested packages enhance software you have installed, hence you may have gotten used to them being around and removing them in the release would break your workflow [12:45] juliank: is that the same behavior on Debian? [12:45] (except for the lack of a release upgrader) [12:46] yeah, so Debian never gets suggests removed :D [12:51] juliank: tsimonq2: thanks for the info. [17:41] schopin: there is an ubuntu-release-notes project so you can add a bug task for that. [17:42] ah tsimonq2 mentioned it also === mnepton is now known as mneptok === v3r3mitz is now known as kveremitz === ted_ is now known as ted === stgraber_ is now known as stgraber