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PAPT Package Status

From Scott Kitterman <debian@kitterman.com>
Newsgroups linux.debian.maint.python
Subject PAPT Package Status
Date 2018-02-11 19:20 +0100
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While thinking about the migration of PAPT to git/salsa, I decided to take a 
quick look at the size of the task.  Currently there are 199 packages in the 
PAPT svn.  

Of them, 27 have not been touched since jwilk did a mass commit for "Use 
canonical URIs for Vcs-* fields" four years ago.  I suspect some of these are 
good candidates for orphaning (need a real human uploader/maintainer in 
addition to the team) or rm.  If someone was interested in working on cleaning 
things up, those might be a decent place to start.

Of these, a stack aren't in Debian anymore (part of dd-list output):

E: Unknown package: trac-batchmodify
E: Unknown package: harvestman
E: Unknown package: zine
E: Unknown package: mpdris
E: Unknown package: pybackpack
E: Unknown package: viridian
E: Unknown package: google-sitemapgen
E: Unknown package: emesene
E: Unknown package: trac-git
E: Unknown package: indywiki
E: Unknown package: canto
E: Unknown package: upnp-inspector

dd-list of the remaining packages attached.  I did no checking to see if these 
are in good shape or not (I recently uploaded a package that would have been 
on this list except upstream woke up after 6 years and released a new version, 
so just because it hasn't been touched, doesn't make it bad.

Scott K

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PAPT Package Status Scott Kitterman <debian@kitterman.com> - 2018-02-11 19:20 +0100
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