pkg kde talk - Jun 2012 - Bug#664681: transition: KDE's 4.8 release of platform, applications and workspace

Hi,

here it is a recap of the status of the various bits currently ongoing 
so far.

1) marble transition
  sourceful uploads for: marble
  binNMUs for: calligra, digikam, kdeplasma-addons
-> 5/10 old, but could be ready to migrate

2) okteta transition
  sourceful uploads for: kdesdk
  binNMUs for: kdevelop
-> 5/10 old, but could be ready to migrate

3) analitza transition
  sourceful uploads for: analitza, kalgebra, cantor
-> 4/10 old, but could be ready to migrate

4) split of kdeaccessibility
  the monolithic kdeaccessibility source has been replaced in KDE 4.8
  with the following sources:
    jovie kaccessibile kmag kmousetool kmouth
  the only binaries lost is the monolithic kdeaccessibility-dbg (as 
  expected); this would need to hint the old source away from testing
-> 5/10 old, but could be ready to migrate

5) split of kdeutils
  the monolithic kdeutils source has been replaced in KDE 4.8
  with the following sources:
    ark filelight kcalc kcharselect kdf kfloppy kgpg kremotecontrol
    ktimer kwallet superkaramba printer-applet sweeper
  the only binaries lost is the monolithic kdeutils-dbg (as expected);
  this would need to hint the old source away from testing
-> this is not ready to migrate yet

Would it be possible to migrate 1+2+3+4, or do you prefer to wait for 
them to age normally?

-- 
Pino Toscano
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Hi,

On Wed, 2012-06-27 at 10:35 +0200, Pino Toscano wrote:
> 1) marble transition
>   sourceful uploads for: marble
>   binNMUs for: calligra, digikam, kdeplasma-addons
and a sourceful upload for calligra (missed in my first test run)

[...]
> 2) okteta transition
>   sourceful uploads for: kdesdk
>   binNMUs for: kdevelop
[...]
> 3) analitza transition
>   sourceful uploads for: analitza, kalgebra, cantor
[...]
> 4) split of kdeaccessibility
>   the monolithic kdeaccessibility source has been replaced in KDE 4.8
>   with the following sources:
>     jovie kaccessibile kmag kmousetool kmouth
>   the only binaries lost is the monolithic kdeaccessibility-dbg (as 
>   expected); this would need to hint the old source away from testing
[...]
> Would it be possible to migrate 1+2+3+4, or do you prefer to wait for 
> them to age normally?
Looks good from a test run; done for tonight''s britney.

Regards,

Adam

Hi,

Alle mercoled? 27 giugno 2012, Adam D. Barratt ha
scritto:
> On Wed, 2012-06-27 at 10:35 +0200, Pino Toscano wrote:
> > 1) marble transition
> > [...]
> > 
> > 2) okteta transition
> > [...]
> > 
> > 3) analitza transition
> > [...]
> > 
> > 4) split of kdeaccessibility
> > [...]
> 
> Looks good from a test run; done for tonight''s britney.
Thanks! Now it is only left the kdeutils split, with the split sources 
that are progressively migrating already, it seems. I will get back to 
you to hint kdeutils away from testing when all of them migrate 
(hopefully in 10 days).

Regarding the kde-workspace transition:
- kshutdown has been fixed 11 days ago, and tonight it migrated to
  testing
- plasma-widget-smooth-tasks has been fixed yesterday, and it compiled
  everywhere now (migration in 10 days)
- the latest upload fixed build on Hurd and packages have been 
  recompiled accordingly
-> I think this transition is done, and its tracker can be removed

Ditto for the marble+kdesdk tracker, whose transitions are done too.

-- 
Pino Toscano
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Hi,

On Sat, 2012-06-30 at 17:02 +0200, Pino Toscano wrote:
> Thanks! Now it is only left the kdeutils split, with the split sources 
> that are progressively migrating already, it seems. I will get back to 
> you to hint kdeutils away from testing when all of them migrate 
> (hopefully in 10 days).
Okay; thanks.
> Regarding the kde-workspace transition:
> - kshutdown has been fixed 11 days ago, and tonight it migrated to
>   testing
> - plasma-widget-smooth-tasks has been fixed yesterday, and it compiled
>   everywhere now (migration in 10 days)
> - the latest upload fixed build on Hurd and packages have been 
>   recompiled accordingly
> -> I think this transition is done, and its tracker can be removed
> 
> Ditto for the marble+kdesdk tracker, whose transitions are done too.
Ack; both trackers moved out of the way.

Regards,

Adam

On Wed, 2012-06-27 at 10:35 +0200, Pino Toscano wrote:
> here it is a recap of the status of the various bits currently ongoing 
> so far.
> 5) split of kdeutils
>   the monolithic kdeutils source has been replaced in KDE 4.8
>   with the following sources:
>     ark filelight kcalc kcharselect kdf kfloppy kgpg kremotecontrol
>     ktimer kwallet superkaramba printer-applet sweeper
>   the only binaries lost is the monolithic kdeutils-dbg (as expected);
>   this would need to hint the old source away from testing
> -> this is not ready to migrate yet
kfloppy, kgpg, kremotecontrol, printer-applet and superkaramba appear to
be the sources still to migrate.  They should all be ready on Friday
night, left to their own devices.

Regards,

Adam

On 04.07.2012 21:05, Adam D. Barratt wrote:
> On Wed, 2012-06-27 at 10:35 +0200, Pino Toscano wrote:
>> here it is a recap of the status of the various bits currently 
>> ongoing
>> so far.
>> 5) split of kdeutils
>>   the monolithic kdeutils source has been replaced in KDE 4.8
>>   with the following sources:
>>     ark filelight kcalc kcharselect kdf kfloppy kgpg kremotecontrol
>>     ktimer kwallet superkaramba printer-applet sweeper
>>   the only binaries lost is the monolithic kdeutils-dbg (as 
>> expected);
>>   this would need to hint the old source away from testing
>> -> this is not ready to migrate yet
>
> kfloppy, kgpg, kremotecontrol, printer-applet and superkaramba appear 
> to
> be the sources still to migrate.  They should all be ready on Friday
> night, left to their own devices.
Indeed, those all seem to have migrated now.  Is there anything 
remaining for 4.8, or could we declare this done now?

Regards,

Adam

Alle gioved? 12 luglio 2012, Adam D. Barratt ha scritto:
> On 04.07.2012 21:05, Adam D. Barratt wrote:
> > On Wed, 2012-06-27 at 10:35 +0200, Pino Toscano wrote:
> >> here it is a recap of the status of the various bits currently
> >> ongoing
> >> so far.
> >> 5) split of kdeutils
> >> 
> >>   the monolithic kdeutils source has been replaced in KDE 4.8
> >>   
> >>   with the following sources:
> >>     ark filelight kcalc kcharselect kdf kfloppy kgpg
> >>     kremotecontrol ktimer kwallet superkaramba printer-applet
> >>     sweeper
> >>   
> >>   the only binaries lost is the monolithic kdeutils-dbg (as
> >> 
> >> expected);
> >> 
> >>   this would need to hint the old source away from testing
> >> 
> >> -> this is not ready to migrate yet
> > 
> > kfloppy, kgpg, kremotecontrol, printer-applet and superkaramba
> > appear to
> > be the sources still to migrate.  They should all be ready on
> > Friday night, left to their own devices.
> 
> Indeed, those all seem to have migrated now.  Is there anything
> remaining for 4.8, or could we declare this done now?
All the split bits have finally migrated, so I can now file a RM for 
src:kdeutils.
I think we can consider this bug done, yes (there''s kde-l10n still at 
4.7, but that''s waiting for a fixed tasksel to migrate).

Thanks for all your patience,
-- 
Pino Toscano
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Hello,

if upstream released KDE SC 4.8.5 (it could be at the end of this month or it 
may never happen at all), would you let it into wheezy? Upstream is focusing 
on 4.9 right now and 4.8.5 would really contain only (a couple of) bug fixes. 
It would be great to ship Wheezy with the base which is at the latest upstream 
stable point release.

We would probably not upload everything, just important bits (a.k.a. KDE 
Plasma Workspaces):

 meta-kde
 kactivities
 kde4libs
 kde-runtime
 kdepimlibs
 kde-wallpapers
 kde-workspace
 kdeplasma-addons
 kde-baseapps

and maybe a few others which we think have important bug fixes. Obviously, no 
SONAME changes, shlibs bumps, 3rd party package breaking or anything of the 
similar destructive kind will be involved, only bugfixes.
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On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 12:42:24 +0300, Modestas Vainius wrote:
> if upstream released KDE SC 4.8.5 (it could be at the end of this month or
it
> may never happen at all), would you let it into wheezy? Upstream is
focusing
> on 4.9 right now and 4.8.5 would really contain only (a couple of) bug
fixes.
> It would be great to ship Wheezy with the base which is at the latest
upstream
> stable point release.
> 
Sounds ok to me in principle, if it''s not too far into the future and
obviously depending on what the final diffs look like.

Cheers,
Julien
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