As far as I know the FAS account "ianweller" was disabled by infra. However this account is still assigned to several packages ( https://src.fedoraproject.org/user/ianweller/projects ) and for some packages it is the only maintainer.
I'm mostly concerned about - python-mwlib-xhtml - python-mwlib-docbook
Both depend on python-mwlib which in turn requires pyPdf which I maintain. All of these packages are Python 2-only with either no or very little upstream activity. Therefore I would like to retire pyPdf but I can't do that unless all dependent packages are retired as well.
python-mwlib
pyPdf
I had an email exchange with Iliana ( https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Ilianaw ):
I'm almost certainly not going to have time to update it, sadly. It should probably be properly orphaned. Consider filing a ticket to infrastructure to have that done? Like I said I can't do it because that FAS account is disabled. Paste this email to them in the ticket if you like.
I'm almost certainly not going to have time to update it, sadly. It should probably be properly orphaned.
Consider filing a ticket to infrastructure to have that done? Like I said I can't do it because that FAS account is disabled. Paste this email to them in the ticket if you like.
Please somehow retire the packages mentioned above or force-orphan them so I can retire them. Also it would be probably a good idea to remove the old user account from all Fedora packages to avoid similar problems.
Other packages without any other maintainer: - mediawiki116-Cite - mediawiki116-ParserFunctions - python-qserve
Note, you likely want to file these sorts of things in the releng tracker moving forward.
That said, I went ahead and retired all these...
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Metadata Update from @kevin: - Issue close_status updated to: Fixed - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
will do, thanks for resolving this.
Btw: I think the "dead.package" message in https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-mwlib-xhtml is a bit misleading...
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