https://github.com/pgpainless/pgpainless/tags suggests that version
1.7.1 is availble.  it would be great to have this in Debian.

Thanks for your work on PGPainless!

Hello!

Le 2024-10-31 à 08 h 22, Daniel Kahn Gillmor a écrit :

 From version 1.7.x on, PGPainless was rewritten using Kotlin, so
packaging this branch isn't possible currently. There was some work on
Kotlin in Debian some months ago, but it doesn't look like it's been
sustained.

Branch 1.6.x is still maintained upstream, fortunately.

Hello!

Le 2024-10-31 à 08 h 22, Daniel Kahn Gillmor a écrit :

 From version 1.7.x on, PGPainless was rewritten using Kotlin, so
packaging this branch isn't possible currently. There was some work on
Kotlin in Debian some months ago, but it doesn't look like it's been
sustained.

Branch 1.6.x is still maintained upstream, fortunately.

Is that Kotlin-packaging work tracked in the BTS or elsewhere?  If so,
can you link this bug reprot to that work, so that it's clear this is
being blocked by that delay?

There are some nice features in the 1.7 branch that i would really love
to have in debian!

I'm glad for that.   Thanks for keeping debian current on the branches
that we can support.

All the best,

Hi,

With some patching it might be possible to get it to build and work with
the versions of Kotlin and Gradle that are currently packaged.

If you would rather wait for kotlin2, you could eventually use #1038744
[1] for that purpose. Progress is also reported on the debian-java
mailing list.

Best regards,


[1]: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1038744