Break out mongodb-server-core to provide binaries only as a separate
package. This allows users (such as Juju) to use the mongodb binaries
only for use in non-system-wide databases without conflict with what a
user on the same system may be doing. This follows the same pattern
already established with MySQL and MariaDB packaging.
New changelog entries:
* New upstream bugfix release; see https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/release-notes/3.4/
* Refresh disable-hw-crc32-on-arm64-s390x.patch
* Bump Standards to 4.0.1; no changes needed
* Bump compat to 10
* New patch to fix FTBFS with GCC 7 (Closes: #853556)
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Apollon Oikonomopoulos <email address hidden>
Import patches-unapplied version 1:3.4.1-3 to debian/experimental
New changelog entries:
* New upstream stable series
+ d/watch: look for 3.4 stable releases
+ Update upstream's signing key for 3.4
+ Drop fix-boost-1.60-build.patch; applied upstream
+ Refresh remaining patches
+ B-D on libboost-iostreams-dev
* Upload to experimental
* New patches:
+ Use std::regex instead of boost::regex in mongo shell (fixes FTBFS with
Debian's boost and C++11)
* Also build for s390x (Closes: #848298)
* Drop i386 builds; i386 has long been deprecated upstream and support has
been essentially removed in 3.4.
* Use tcmalloc on ppc64el and arm64 as well
* Do not ship mongosniff, as it is no longer built by the mongodb source
* d/changelog: restore the 2.6.12-3 entry (Closes: #848305)
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Apollon Oikonomopoulos <email address hidden>
Import patches-unapplied version 1:3.2.11-2 to debian/sid
New changelog entries:
* Drop armhf builds; currently FTBFS and is unsupported upstream
(Closes: #836435)
* Set MMAPv1 as the default storage engine on i386; fixes FTBFS on i386
* Fix ARM64 detection in WT; fixes FTBFS on arm64