How did that happen? I see it in debian/control, but aren't PPA uploads
automatically overridden to main? The source is in main - is this some
strangeness with the magic option to follow primary archive components?
But I don't see autokey in Debian or Ubuntu.
> First, we should setup a proper cronscript watch for it (we should have
> been warned if the didn't run each hour). Second we should support this
> scenario, it's legitimate.
How is it legitimate? A build with a component not in its archive's
distribution doesn't make sense.
Thanks for fixing that.
On Wed, 2009-05-20 at 22:33 +0000, Celso Providelo wrote: /edge.launchpad .net/~cdekter/ +archive/ ppa/+build/ 1032562 /edge.launchpad .net/~cdekter/ +archive/ ppa/+build/ 1032563
> There were 2 build records in inconsistent state blocking the `buildd-
> retry-depwait` script:
>
> https:/
> https:/
>
> (source originally targeted to 'contrib' was deleted before and left 2
> depwait builds behind)
How did that happen? I see it in debian/control, but aren't PPA uploads
automatically overridden to main? The source is in main - is this some
strangeness with the magic option to follow primary archive components?
But I don't see autokey in Debian or Ubuntu.
> First, we should setup a proper cronscript watch for it (we should have
> been warned if the didn't run each hour). Second we should support this
> scenario, it's legitimate.
How is it legitimate? A build with a component not in its archive's
distribution doesn't make sense.
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William Grant