- Package:
- eclipse-titan
- Source:
- eclipse-titan
- Description:
- TITAN TTCN-3 toolset from the Eclipse project
- Submitter:
- Harald Welte
- Date:
- 2024-05-28 17:03:02 UTC
- Severity:
- normal
Unfortunately titan 8.2.0 has many known regressions in encoding messages all accross our test suites, so it is completely unusable. As 8.3.0 with bugfixes has been released already on January 16, it would be great to upgrade the debian package to that 8.3.0 - or alternatively fall back to the last working package before 8.2.0 was released. https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/tools.titan/releases/8.3.0
Hi Harald, thanks for the update. I forwarded your bugreport to the leader of Titan Team, maybe he will ask some questions about the regression issues with 8.2.0. I'll create a 8.3.0 package for you soon. BR, Greg Harald Welte <laforge@gnumonks.org> ezt írta (időpont: 2023. febr. 7., K, 10:36):
Dear Greg, it has been more than a year since this bug has been filed. Upstream TITAN has meanwhile released 8.3.0, 9.0.0 and 10.0.0, while debian still ships a known-broken 8.2.0 For exaple, the SMPP Protocol Module is encoding a wrong length value in the data it is sending. Also, LLC messages are encoded wrong, see https://osmocom.org/issues/5788 I really thnk that 8.3.0 should have been uploaded to debian more than a year ago in order to fix those issues. Thanks for your attention.
Hi Greg, I'm sorry to be complaining again, but it somehow feels that this package is no longer maintained. If no new package maintainer can be found, I think in fact it would be better for debian not to ship any eclipse-titan package than to continue shipping a known-broken version for more than a year. That way, it doesn't create the illusion of a working package and people know they will have to build from source or look elsewhere for packages not maintained within Debian. We (at sysmocom) would be happy to contribute even some funding or human resources to the maintenance effort, but we do not have anyone with Debian developer status in our team. Kind regards, Harald
Hi Harald, Please file a debdiff with the necessary changes on this bug (or the debian.tar.xz in case the diff gets too large) and ping me when you have done so. Then I am going to review and possibly sponsor it for you. To import a new version with uscan, the first change should be replacing the content of debian/watch with: version=4 opts=mode=git https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse/titan/titan.core.git refs/tags/(\d\S*) Thanks, Bastian