Thank you! :)

Thanks, reuploaded! I just got confused because mentors.debian.net complains that 4.2.1 is too new and needs 4.1.4, but I am indeed getting 4.2.1 from lintian in sid.

Yes indeed, I am running lintian from Debian sid.

@chris.lamb Sorry - was on vacation last week. :)

He meant for it to go via Debian ("maintain the code in contrib") I think, but let's see what he says - I'm not too familiar with all these things.

Oh thanks! Then I'll just submit it without the manpage for now.

Ported it to python3! Just busy (and a bit confused) writing the manpage, but I don't expect it to take very long anymore :)

In T526#9520, @chris.lamb wrote:

Why are you deleting the package every time? That does not seem the usual approach or at least it has never been required before.

Oops, I had a typo in my watch file so now I need to delete the whole package, including the previous comments. :(

Thanks, just uploaded the new version there, should be visible in a few minutes. Both packages should be visible - I fixed the "-+" from the version number, so it's not the same version, so both should?.. be there at the same time.

OK - errors fixed, most warnings fixed!

Sorry - my bad, had forgotten to upload my key. It's there now, but I saw some complaints from lintian. I'll fix those first, but in the meantime, if you can give me feedback, I'd be grateful!

Thanks! Uploaded, please feedback there!

Given that my package is essentially ready, do you need to check it first before I upload it there? If so, which files do you need to see?

Thanks a lot! I reported it here: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=904702

BTW, the bug is still present in the installer, but not after the user installs the updates. This can cause some users to think that their password isn't working anymore (enter a pipe in your password in the installer, do not click "show password" so you're unaware that you entered a > or a < instead, install the updates, reboot, password suddenly stops working).