I had a review of your merge proposal; I'd actually do this a little differently.
Rather than adding runtime dependencies, I'd add the required dependencies to the source package; with backporting to precise in mind this picks up issues at build time rather than runtime (always preferable IMHO).
So looking at the deps you added:
python-mako (>= 0.6.2), (OK)
python-markupsafe (>= 0.15), (Drop version - already in precise - also I can't find this in the actual source)
python-webob (>= 1.2b3), (I'd go with >= 1.2.3 which is in raring & experimental)
python-webtest (>= 1.3.3), (Drop version - already in precise)
python-simplegeneric (>= 0.8), (OK)
I'd add them as source BD's and alter the versions inline with above; as 12.04 is the earliest backport we would reasonably expect to target I'd drop the versioned dependencies for packages which are already good enough in terms of version for 12.04.
Hi Yolanda
I had a review of your merge proposal; I'd actually do this a little differently.
Rather than adding runtime dependencies, I'd add the required dependencies to the source package; with backporting to precise in mind this picks up issues at build time rather than runtime (always preferable IMHO).
So looking at the deps you added:
python-mako (>= 0.6.2), (OK) simplegeneric (>= 0.8), (OK)
python-markupsafe (>= 0.15), (Drop version - already in precise - also I can't find this in the actual source)
python-webob (>= 1.2b3), (I'd go with >= 1.2.3 which is in raring & experimental)
python-webtest (>= 1.3.3), (Drop version - already in precise)
python-
I'd add them as source BD's and alter the versions inline with above; as 12.04 is the earliest backport we would reasonably expect to target I'd drop the versioned dependencies for packages which are already good enough in terms of version for 12.04.
HTH
Cheers
James