update package if previous upload dropped out of testing
Norwid Behrnd <[email protected]>
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Hello list The developers of markdown syntax checker markdownlint published a new version 0.17.0 for which I would like to provide an update to `ruby-mdl`.[1] Meanywhile, my previous upload to Debian was version 0.15.0 which however dropped out of `testing` because of its dependency `ruby-mixlib-shellout` explicitly mentioned in d/control itself dropped out (which however dropped out because of `ruby-chef-utils`). This is the first time I encounter the coincidence of the two states "a dependency dropped out" and "time for an update". Because I'm a sponsored maintainer of `ruby-mdl`, I would like to ask in advance if either - I already should prepare (on salsa) an update, and file a RFS for then updated version 0.17.0 of `ruby-mdl`, or - it were better to wait for dependencies `ruby-chef-utils` / `ruby-mix-shellout` to return as functional in `testing`, and then commence the update of `ruby-mdl` on my side. Best regards, Norwid [1] https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/ruby-mdl