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[Bug 2115633] Re: lvm 2.03.31-1 marked as latest in Debian Publishing history breaking git-ubuntu workflows

 

Built-Using is a field where we record precise versions of things that
are linked within a binary whose sources still need to be available for
license compliance reason. Presumably we *should* be doing the same
thing as Debian in terms of keeping sources available if in Built-Using?
Although one could argue that it's already available through LP...

I'm with Colin on the g-u behaviour, it feels like a bug here. Your
workaround if fine, as long as we're using the proper Debian tag and
it's spelled out in the MP it should all work out.

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Title:
  lvm 2.03.31-1 marked as latest in Debian Publishing history breaking
  git-ubuntu workflows

Status in git-ubuntu:
  New
Status in lvm2 package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  lvm2 is currently at 2.03.31-2 in Debian testing, published on
  2025-05-05. Something(TM) happened on 2025-05-15 that caused lvm2
  2.03.31-1 to be re-listed as the latest published version in
  Debian.[0] There's nothing in the Debian Tracker that suggest its on
  their side[0].

  Please reset the Debian publishing history in Launchpad to match the
  state in Debian. This is currently breaking git-ubuntu "default"
  workflows, as it marks debian/sid & new/debian as 2.03.31-1

  [0] https://launchpad.net/debian/+source/lvm2/+publishinghistory
  [1] https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/lvm2

  UPDATE: TIL that a previous Debian source can be made available to
  fulfill Built-Using. 2.03.31-1 is source available in debian/sid to
  fulfill Built-Using. Something picked that change up and set
  debian/sid to that version. git-ubuntu is unable to deal with the rare
  situation of multiple source package versions being available in a
  Suite, something that is supported and clients need to be able to
  tolerate.

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