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Removing obsolete packages for fun and profit
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Eric Dorland
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aug Tue 26
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https://summit.debconf.org/debconf14/meeting/109/removing-obsolete-packages-for-fun-and-profit/
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For various reasons, obsolete packages can accumulate in Debian. They may be old versions kept around for compatibility. They may be things long obsoleted by a newer piece of software. Eventually, they're all cruft cluttering up our beautiful archive. I'll briefly walk through the work I did to remove old versions of automake from the archive, including dramatized accounts of bug filings, NMUs, tools used, and maintainers cajoled. Then I'll lead a discussion of how we can make this easier, around these areas: * Tools that are missing that could make this easier. * How to encourage maintainers to do the right thing. * Best ways to proceed with mass bug filings & NMUs. * What to do about the long tail of broken packages and obstinate maintainers. Hopefully we can share techniques and come up with ideas to make this easier in the future.
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