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Please remove tiny-dfr from all architectures except for arm64 and amd64.
Version 0.3.6-1, already in experimental, only builds on these architectures.

Cheers!

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Could you please be a bit more verbose?  The last builds don't show any
particular problems apart from the remaining 32bit architectures.

Bastian

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Sure. As per description of the package, tiny-dfr is a touchbar userspace
daemon which only supports Apple Silicon (arm64) and T2 (amd64) Mac laptops,
currently. Up until v0.3.5, it built for a number of non-arm64, non-amd64
architectures nonetheless, so we left it be on those platforms. Starting from
v0.3.6, it stopped building on anything non-arm64, non-amd64, so to downlift
that version from experimental to unstable we need to remove it from any
non-arm64, non-amd64 architecture.


Cheers!


P.S.: The main reason why we didn't limit architecture before is because, the
way the Rust team tooling worked, changing "Architecture: any" to
"Architecture: arm64 amd64" would have significantly increased maintenance
burden. To improve this we merged [debcargo!86].


[debcargo!86] https://salsa.debian.org/rust-team/debcargo/-/merge_requests/86

Hi,

I am working at IBM as a porter for s390x.
I also do see that it was passing for s390x for version 3.5-2 and is now failing at 3.6-1.
I will from my part try to see if I can figure out what resulted in this and if I am able to find anything I will update.

Thanks,
Pranav

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Hi Pranav,

I sincerely thank you for the interest, but as reported in the package
description and, again, earlier today in the bug report, tiny-dfr *only*
supports Apple Silicon (arm64) and T2 (amd64) Mac computers. It is a touchbar
daemon whose only job is to manage the physical touchbar present on (some of)
these computers. It doesn't work on anything else, and was previously built for
other architectures only to avoid dealing with increased maintenance burden due
to limitations of the Rust team tooling (which have now been fixed).

Thanks again!

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Thanks.

Bastian

Hi,

Thanks a lot for mentioning this.

Thanks again,
Pranav

We believe that the bug you reported is now fixed; the following
package(s) have been removed from unstable:

  tiny-dfr |    0.3.5-2 | i386, mips64el, ppc64el, riscv64, s390x

------------------- Reason -------------------
ROM; update only builds on arm64 and amd64
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