Yeah I should disable the debuginfo packages for now.

0.14.4-1 just pushed to testing is still impacted by this.

I'll try to spin up an 0.14.4-2 with the debuginfo disabled before pushing anything to the stable updates repo.

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Could you comment on why the package is still not noarch? Sure, its python stuff gets installed to an arch specific python_sitearch dir, but looking at the contents installed there I can't spot anything arch specific in them. So I'm inclined to think that changing the python install dir from sitearch to to sitelib would be the correct (and upstreamable) fix for this, not disabling the debuginfo.

Yes, you are absolutely correct and I too would normally go for changing it to sitelib. In this particular case however the upstream is dead and I don't want to patch this in downstream just to make the package noarch.

That's something that deserves to be documented in the specfile, could you do that?

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