Ubuntu
emacsen-common package

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Name		Status	Last Modified	Last Commit
lp://staging/ubuntu/raring-proposed/emacsen-common		2 Mature	2013-01-10 11:12:15 UTC 2013-01-10	12. * Don't ignore dependency install scr... Author: Rob Browning Revision Date: 2012-12-12 20:15:05 UTC * Don't ignore dependency install scripts in emacs-package-install. The previous code didn't actually update the script name properly in the loop where it was trying to install all of an add-on package's dependencies. As a result, none of the dependencies' install scripts were actually invoked. Thanks to Sébastien Villemot <sebastien@debian.org> for tracking down the problem, and providing the patch. (closes: #693472) * Invoke each add-on install script correctly as new-style or old-style. Previously, emacs-package-install would invoke all of the add-on install scripts in a dependency chain as either old-style or new-style, based solely on whether or not the package that triggered the install was old-style or new-style. Now it should invoke each package's install script based on whether the package itself is new-style or old-style, as determined by the presence or absence of the policy-required /usr/lib/emacsen-common/packages/compat/PACKAGE file. Thanks to Sébastien Villemot <sebastien@debian.org> for the report. (closes: #693472)
lp://staging/ubuntu/raring/emacsen-common		1 Development	2012-12-12 20:15:05 UTC 2012-12-12	10. * Don't ignore dependency install scr... Author: Rob Browning Revision Date: 2012-12-12 20:15:05 UTC * Don't ignore dependency install scripts in emacs-package-install. The previous code didn't actually update the script name properly in the loop where it was trying to install all of an add-on package's dependencies. As a result, none of the dependencies' install scripts were actually invoked. Thanks to Sébastien Villemot <sebastien@debian.org> for tracking down the problem, and providing the patch. (closes: #693472) * Invoke each add-on install script correctly as new-style or old-style. Previously, emacs-package-install would invoke all of the add-on install scripts in a dependency chain as either old-style or new-style, based solely on whether or not the package that triggered the install was old-style or new-style. Now it should invoke each package's install script based on whether the package itself is new-style or old-style, as determined by the presence or absence of the policy-required /usr/lib/emacsen-common/packages/compat/PACKAGE file. Thanks to Sébastien Villemot <sebastien@debian.org> for the report. (closes: #693472)