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The test-suite that is run as part of dh_auto_test only needs
dbus-run-session, which is part of the dbus-daemon package.
Replace dbus with dbus-daemon, as it has a smaller dependency tree and
doesn't interfere with alternatives like dbus-broker.
Closes: #1122686
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The polkit.its gettext extension, which is required during build, was
moved from polkitd to libpolkit-gobject-1-dev.
There is already a Build-Depends on the latter, so polkitd can be
dropped safely.
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NetworkManager does not explicitly import GIRepository since 1.54.0
This reverts commit d864c0c29fc5fcceb3d46c4822d07c0e55fb89cd
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The translations make up more than 50% of the disk footprint.
To make network-manager more suitable for minimal environments, split
the translations into a separate package named network-manager-l10n and
make network-manager recommend this new package. This means that
translations will still be installed by default but they can be omitted
if desired.
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Closes: #1080304
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Required for getting database path.
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Required for getting policydir.
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Required for getting datadir, interfaces_dir and
system_bus_services_dir.
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No longer necessary with the gir1.2-gio-2.0-dev build dependency and a
recent enough gobject-introspection.
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Fixes the following warning during build:
dh_girepository: warning: Missing Build-Depends: gir1.2-gio-2.0-dev (ideally with <!nogir>)
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It is no longer needed for backports as stable has a version of polkitd
now.
Closes: #1069636
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This is currently a virtual package provided by gir1.2-glib-2.0, but it
will need to be split into a separate package during the
GNOME 46/GLib 2.79.x cycle.
Making this dependency explicit will also help to keep track of which
packages will need coordination when PyGI switches from GIRepository 2.0
to GIRepository 3.0, which again is likely to happen during the GNOME 46
cycle.
Closes: #1059623
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This reverts commit 9d27cb91cdde52bbb5ff06ce648eff7efdfba8b9.
Having a Breaks against isc-dhcp-client can lead to unwanted package
removals by apt. As the default dhcp backend in network-manager has been
switched from dhclient to internal, the Breaks is not strictly necessary.
Users that have explicitly configured "dhcp=dhclient" are advised to
switch to the internal option (recommended) or temporarily disable the
sbin.dhclient AppArmor profile shipped by isc-dhcp-client until #1055067
is fixed.
Closes: #1056638
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The AppArmor policy in isc-dhcp-client needs to be updated to account
for the move of the nm-dhcp-helper binary to /usr/libexec.
Closes: #1056313
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Only systemd.pc is required during build which is now shipped in
systemd-dev.
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Add a corresponding versioned Build-Depends on debhelper (>= 13.11.6) to
ensure we have a recent enough dh_installsystemd.
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The obsolete policykit-1 package is going away.
Closes: #1025606
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Remove Uploaders that haven't been active for a long time.
Thanks Sjoerd and Aron for their past work on the package.
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The latter is a deprecated, transitional package, that also pulls in
pkexec, which network-manager doesn't need. Keep policykit-1 as an
alternative dependency to make backports easier.
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This makes it easier to swap in alternative implementations like
dbus-broker.
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Required by the test suite.
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The file /usr/share/gettext/its/polkit.its is required when generating
the translations. Otherwise the build will fail with:
/usr/bin/msgfmt: cannot locate ITS rules for data/org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.policy.in
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It is functionally equivalent but avoids modifications to debian/rules.
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There are enough use cases for network-manager not involving Wi-Fi which
justifies to make this dependency optional.
Closes: #919619
Closes: #980218
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Unless explicitly configured otherwise the internal DHCP client is used.
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Gbp-Dch: Ignore
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Required by the test suite. Mark as <!nocheck> accordingly.
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Closes: #979378
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CRDA is no longer needed as of Linux kernel v4.15.
Closes: #973241
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This allows users to use and experiment with other init systems. Such a
setup is neither tested nor fully supported and users need to be aware
that some functionality might be broken.
Closes: #921012
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