Undocumented changes in d/rules, I left a question in the bug and pinged Mateus in MM. If I get a response before the end of my shift, this can be accepted.
UPDATE: comment responded. Package accepted for questing, noble, jammy.
LP: #2132401 – spirv-reflect – Reviewed, left notes about package name differences, sponsored after updates by OP
LP: #2110212 – apparmor – Looks like an erroneous entry in the sponsoring report, linked MP to associated bug to see if we can clear it
LP: #2072516 – puppetdb – Reviewed; looked like questing patch could be used in resolute, but a local test build failed (due to changes in resolute?); left note on bug and unsubscribed
Since I’m very busy with Noble .4 release, I mostly answered the pings and requests I got directly, so didn’t give even an eye on the sponsorship report.
new wsl-pro-service upstream version: I asked for a git branch instead of a large debdiff which is hard to inspect towards artifacts commonly misrepresented in diffs such as symlinks, binaries, etc.
ipmitool merge: has migrated already, so I closed the PR.
Focused on pings today, mostly: MP: #500680 which includes a version update and fix for LP: #2139225 - The update looks good to me overall, but I have requested an FFE prior to upload.
Requests for syncs of dia and xpdf - I reviewed the diff of each and both are substantial beyond the requested bug fixing, so I refused to upload until proper bugs are provided.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-override/+bug/1892035 - contains a valid fix for the edge case where we use acpi-overrides without overrides. I am not sure that we should introduce Ubuntu delta here given that the fix is accepted in Debian and the bug is 6 years old.