Ubuntu Manpage: debhelper-compat-upgrade-checklist - Upgrade checklist for supported debhelper compat

NAME

       debhelper-compat-upgrade-checklist - Upgrade checklist for supported debhelper compat
       levels

SYNOPSIS

       This document is an upgrade checklist of all the supported debhelper compat levels. It
       also lists all the supported debhelper compat levels.

       Information about how to declare the compat level is in "COMPATIBILITY LEVELS" in
       debhelper(7).

       If you are upgrading from a (now) obsolete compat level, then please refer to
       debhelper-obsolete-compat(7).

DESCRIPTION

Upgrade checklist for supported compatibility levels
These are the available compatibility levels:

v15 This compatibility level is still open for development; use with caution.

Changes from v14 are:

- The single-binary add-on for dh is no longer implicitly activated by source
packages that have a single Package stanza in debian/control. If the package
needs the short-cuts for single-binary packages, it must explicitly activate
the single-binary add-in.

This can be done via a Build-Depends on dh-sequence-single-binary.

Any --without single-binary passed to dh to avoid the warning in compat 14 can
now be removed to simplify debian/rules without triggering the warning.

- It is now an error to use package-less versions of debhelper configuration
files when there are 2 or more binary packages listed in debian/control in
most cases. Legacy files should be renamed to debian/package.foo (from
debian/foo) where package is the first binary package listed in
debian/control.

The primary exception to this change are files such as debian/changelog,
debian/NEWS, and debian/copyright, where the same file is used for all
packages by default. These cases will remain unchanged.

- It is now an error to use a packaging file without the package prefix for
--name even if the source package only produces one binary package. As
example, if you had a debian/bar.service with the following snippet in
debian/rules:

override_dh_installsystemd:
dh_installsystemd -p foo --name bar

Then you need to rename debian/bar.service to debian/foo.bar.service.

v14 This compatibility level is still open for development; use with caution.

Changes from v13 are:

- The dh_installpam tool will now install PAM configuration files under
/usr/lib/pam.d/package instead of /etc/pam.d/package.

Please consider using the "rm_conffile" feature from dh_installdeb(1) to
ensure the proper removal of previous PAM files.

- Packages using the dh sequencer should be aware the following changes:

- The order and placement has changed for dh_strip_nondeterminism,
dh_compress, and dh_fixperm. Previously, these three commands were run in
the listed order between dh_installxfonts and dh_missing.

Their new placement is after dh_missing (arch:all) or dh_shlibdeps
(arch:any) and before dh_installdeb. Additionally, their new order is
dh_fixperms, dh_strip_nondeterminism, and then dh_compress.

This change may require updates to third-party add-ons that use either of
these three commands as anchor or to hook targets for any of these
commands that made assumptions about the command order.

Additionally, dh_strip_nondeterminism and dh_compress plus any commands
added by third-party add-ons using these as anchors will no longer be able
to rely on the mode/ownership normalization by dh_fixperms, which may
expose bugs in the form of incorrect mode or ownership in the resulting
deb.

Please file any such bugs against the relevant tool. Feel free to include
the debhelper maintainers in CC.

- The tool dh_installsysusers is now included in the default sequence. This
helper tool will process systemd sysusers files.

- The dh_installsystemduser tool will default to enabling systemd user
units, start them on installation, restart them on upgrades and stop them
on uninstalling the package.

- Use of the dh_gconf command in override and hook targets now causes an
error. The dh_gconf command has been a no-op for years and was removed in
debhelper 13.4.

- The dh_installalternatives tool will now be run after dh_link rather than
after dh_installinitramfs in the default dh sequence.

- This item only applies to source packages that have exactly one Package
stanza in debian/control.

The dh_auto_install command now unconditionally uses --destdir=debian/tmp
by default. The special-case for source packages building a single binary
package is now moved to single-binary dh addon. Note, this add-on is
activated by default in compat 14 but not in compat 15 (see next bullet
item).

- This item only applies to source packages that have exactly one Package
stanza in debian/control.

The dh sequencer will warn if the single-binary addon is implicitly
activated to warn maintainers of the pending compat 15 change in
dh_auto_install. The implicit activation is a transitional feature to
reduce the changes of risks with this change. In compat 15, the implicit
activation will no longer trigger.

Maintainers are urged to either explicitly activate the single-binary
addon to preserve the existing behaviour (e.g., by adding dh-sequence-
single-binary to Build-Depends), or explicitly passing --destdir to
dh_auto_install if used and then passing --without single-binary to dh
(the latter to silence the warning).

The rationale for this change is to avoid "surprises" when adding a second
binary package later. Previously, debhelper would silently change
behaviour often resulting in empty binary packages being uploaded to the
archive by mistake. With the new behaviour, the single-binary addon will
detect the mismatch and warn the maintainer of what is about to happen.

- The dh_control tool now automatically applies relationship substvars to
relevant fields. That means that many substvars such as ${misc:Depends} and
${shlibs:Depends} no longer need to be explicitly mentioned in debian/control.
This applies to any substvar named after a field that the installed version of
dpkg considers a relation or dependency-like field. At the time of writing,
the list consists of:

- Pre-Depends

- Depends

- Recommends

- Suggests

- Enhances

- Conflicts

- Breaks

- Replaces

- Provides

- Built-Using

- Static-Built-Using

This means that Depends: foo, ${misc:Depends} in debian/control can now be
reduced to Depends: foo and Depends: ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends} can be
removed entirely as examples of how the feature works.

Note that other substvars such as ${binary:Version} are unaffected by this
change and should still be used explicitly as necessary. Additionally, for
Essential: yes packages that manually promoted ${shlibs:Depends} into Pre-
Depends field, dh_shlibdeps will handle this automatically as well (see the
next compat item).

See <https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2024/02/msg00230.html> for the
details of this proposal. The summary in
<https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2024/03/msg00030.html> also covers when
the substvars need tweaking. The most common case involves using the -d
option from dpkg-shlibdeps possibly via dh_shlibdeps.

Note: This change will cause false-positives from an unfixed lintian. Please
check <https://bugs.debian.org/1067653> for lintian support for this change.

- The dh_shlibdeps tool now defaults to using ${shlibs:Pre-Depends} for packages
that are Essential: yes.

Note due to the dh_gencontrol change above, any package using dh_gencontrol
will not have to do anything for this migration.

- The debhelper configuration files are subject to the following changes:

- It now triggers a warning to use package-less versions of debhelper
configuration files when there are 2 or more binary packages listed in
debian/control in most cases. Legacy files should be renamed to
debian/package.foo (from debian/foo) where package is the first binary
package listed in debian/control.

The primary exception to this change are files such as debian/changelog,
debian/NEWS, and debian/copyright, where the same file is used for all
packages by default. These cases will remain unchanged. The debhelper
tool using the files will trigger warnings on usage.

In compat 15 (or later), this is changed to an error.

- It is now triggers a warning to use a packaging file without the package
prefix for --name even if the source package only produces one binary
package. As example, if you had a debian/bar.service with the following
snippet in debian/rules:

override_dh_installsystemd:
dh_installsystemd -p foo --name bar

Then you need to rename debian/bar.service to debian/foo.bar.service.

In compat 15 (or later), this is changed to an error.

- The default look up rules for Dh_Lib based tools now assumes that
configuration files are no longer named (--name) nor support architecture
restrictions by default. If you work with a third-party debhelper-like
tool and need support for either of these features, please file a bug
against the tool asking it to declare its configuration file with the
relevant options in its pkgfile call.

Note that debhelper itself tweaked its rules for most of its tools as well
based on analysis of usage via codesearch.debian.org. Should you be
relying on a feature like architecture restrictions for a given config
file that is no longer supported, please file a feature request for the
use-case and it might be restored.

- Packages using the cmake build system should be aware of the following
changes:

- The cmake buildsystem now passes -DCMAKE_BUILD_RPATH_USE_ORIGIN=ON to
cmake(1) to avoid some reproducibility issues.

- The cmake build system now sets the ASMFLAGS environment variable when it
is unset and ASFLAGS is present. The former name (ASMFLAGS) is the name
cmake expects, while the latter (ASFLAGS) is the name that
dpkg-buildpackage(1) uses.

- The cmake build systems now use cmake --install instead of make install in
the dh_auto_install(1) call. Any override of dh_auto_install that passes
extra parameters to the upstream build system should be reviewed.

- Packages using the meson build system should be aware of the following
changes:

- The meson build system now passes --auto-features=enabled to meson.

- The meson+ninja build system now use meson install instead of ninja
install in the dh_auto_install(1) call. Any override of dh_auto_install
that passes extra parameters to the upstream build system should be
reviewed.

- The debian/compat file is no longer accepted as a source for specifying the
debhelper compat level. Put the compat level in the X-DH-Compat field of the
Source stanza of debian/control.

Note to avoid breaking packages that already migrated to compat 14
immediately, while it was experimental this change is first enforced when
compat 14 becomes stable.

- The tool dh_installtmpfiles now runs with --remove on package removal, and
--purge on package purge. systemd v256 is required for the latter.

- The dh_lintian tool no longer accepts architecture specific overrides files
for packages with Multi-Arch: same in debian/control, since these would not be
co-installable. Instances affected by this error should migrate to lintian
architecture specific overrides.

v13 This is the recommended mode of operation.

Changes from v12 are:

- The meson+ninja build system now uses meson test instead of ninja test when
running the test suite. Any override of dh_auto_test that passes extra
parameters to upstream test runner should be reviewed as meson test is not
command line compatible with ninja test.

- All debhelper like tools based on the official debhelper library (including dh
and the official dh_* tools) no longer accepts abbreviated command parameters.
At the same time, dh now optimizes out calls to redundant dh_* helpers even
when passed long command line options.

- The ELF related debhelper tools (dh_dwz, dh_strip, dh_makeshlibs,
dh_shlibdeps) are now only run for arch dependent packages by default (i.e.
they are excluded from *-indep targets and are passed -a by default). If you
need them for *-indep targets, you can add an explicit Build-Depends on dh-
sequence-elf-tools.

- The third-party gradle build system (from gradle-debian-helper package) now
runs the upstream-provided test suite automatically. To suppress such
behavior, override dh_auto_test.

- The dh_installman tool now aborts if it sees conflicting definitions of a
manpage. This typically happens if the upstream build system is installing a
compressed version and the package lists an uncompressed version of the
manpage in debian/package.manpages. Often the easiest fix is to remove the
manpage from debian/package.manpages (assuming both versions are identical).

- The dh_auto_* helpers now reset the environment variables HOME and common
XDG_* variable. Please see description of the environment variables in
"ENVIRONMENT" in debhelper(1) for how this is handled.

This feature changed between debhelper 13 and debhelper 13.2.

- The dh command will now error if an override or hook target for an obsolete
command are present in debian/rules (e.g. override_dh_systemd_enable:).

- The dh_missing command will now default to --fail-missing. This can be
reverted to a non-fatal warning by explicitly passing --list-missing like it
was in compat 12.

If you do not want the warning either, please omit the call to dh_missing. If
you use the dh command sequencer, then you can do this by inserting an empty
override target in the debian/rules file of the relevant package. As an
example:

# Disable dh_missing
override_dh_missing:

- The dh command sequencer now runs dh_installtmpfiles in the default sequence.
The dh_installtmpfiles takes over handling of tmpfiles.d configuration files.
Related functionality in dh_installsystemd is now disabled.

Note that dh_installtmpfiles responds to debian/package.tmpfiles where
dh_installsystemd used a name without the trailing "s".

- Many dh_* tools now support limited variable expansion via the ${foo} syntax.
In many cases, this can be used to reference paths that contain either spaces
or dpkg-architecture(1) values. While this can reduce the need for dh-exec(1)
in some cases, it is not a replacement dh-exec(1) in general. If you need
filtering, renaming, etc., the package will still need dh-exec(1).

Please see "Substitutions in debhelper config files" for syntax and available
substitution variables. To dh_* tool writers, substitution expansion occurs
as a part of the filearray and filedoublearray functions.

- The dh command sequencer will now skip all hook and override targets for
dh_auto_test, dh_dwz and dh_strip when DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS lists the relevant
nocheck / nostrip options.

Any package relying on these targets to always be run should instead move
relevant logic out of those targets. E.g. non-test related packaging code
from override_dh_auto_test would have to be moved to
execute_after_dh_auto_build or execute_before_dh_auto_install.

- The cmake buildsystem now passes -DCMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_ALL_DEPENDENCY=ON to
cmake(1) to speed up automatic installation process. If for some reason you
need previous behavior, override the flag:

dh_auto_configure -- -DCMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_ALL_DEPENDENCY=OFF ...

v12 Changes from v11 are:

- The dh_makeshlibs tool now generates shlibs files with versioned dependency by
default. This means that -VUpstream-Version (a.k.a. -V) is now the default.

If an unversioned dependency in the shlibs file is wanted, this can be
obtained by passing -VNone instead. However, please see dh_makeshlibs(1) for
the caveat of unversioned dependencies.

- The -s (--same-arch) option is removed. Please use -a (--arch) instead.

- Invoking dh_clean -k now causes an error instead of a deprecation warning.

- The --no-restart-on-upgrade option in dh_installinit has been removed. Please
use the new name --no-stop-on-upgrade

- There was a bug in the doit (and similar) functions from
Debian::Debhelper::Dh_Lib that made them spawn a shell in one particular
circumstance. This bug is now removed and will cause helpers that rely on the
bug to fail with a "command not found"-error.

- The --list-missing and --fail-missing in dh_install has been removed. Please
use dh_missing and its corresponding options, which can also see the files
installed by other helpers.

- The dh_installinit helper no longer installs configuration for the upstart
init system. Instead, it will abort the build if it finds an old upstart
configuration file. The error is there to remind the package maintainer to
ensure the proper removal of the conffiles shipped in previous versions of the
package (if any).

- The dh_installdeb tool will do basic validation of some
dpkg-maintscript-helper(1) commands and will error out if the commands appear
to be invalid.

- The dh_missing tool will now default to --list-missing.

- The dh_makeshlibs tool will now only pass libraries to dpkg-gensymbols(1) if
the ELF binary has a SONAME (containing ".so").

- The dh_compress tool no longer compresses examples (i.e. anything installed in
</usr/share/doc/package/examples>.)

- The standard sequence in dh now includes dh_dwz and dh_installinitramfs by
default. This makes the dwz and installinitramfs sequences obsolete and they
will now fail with an error. If you want to skip these commands, then please
insert an empty override target for them in debian/rules (e.g.
override_dh_dwz:)

- The build systems meson and autoconf no longer explicitly set the --libexecdir
variable and thus relies on the build system default - which should be
/usr/libexec (per FHS 3.0, adopted in Debian Policy 4.1.5).

If a particular upstream package does not use the correct default, the
parameter can often be passed manually via dh_auto_configure(1). E.g. via
the following example:

override_dh_auto_configure:
dh_auto_configure -- --libexecdir=/usr/libexec

Note the -- before the --libexecdir parameter.

- Retroactively removed in debhelper/13.5:

The dh_installdeb tool would no longer install the maintainer provided
conffiles file as it was deemed unnecessary. However, the remove-on-upgrade
from dpkg/1.20 made the file relevant again and dh_installdeb now installs it
again in compat levels 12+.

- The dh_installsystemd tool no longer relies on dh_installinit for handling
systemd services that have a sysvinit alternative. Both tools must now be
used in such a case to ensure the service is properly started under both
sysvinit and systemd.

If you have an override for dh_installinit (e.g. to call it with --no-start)
then you will probably need one for dh_installsystemd as well now.

This change makes dh_installinit inject a misc:Pre-Depends for init-system-
helpers (>= 1.54~). Please ensure that the package lists ${misc:Pre-Depends}
in its Pre-Depends field before upgrading to compat 12.

- The third-party dh_golang tool (from dh-golang package) now defaults on
honoring DH_GOLANG_EXCLUDES variable for source installation in -dev packages
and not only during the building process. Please set DH_GOLANG_EXCLUDES_ALL to
false to revert to the previous behaviour. See
Debian::Debhelper::Buildsystem::golang(3pm) for details and examples.

- dh_installsystemduser is now included in the dh standard sequence by default.

- The python-distutils buildsystem is now removed. Please use the third-party
build system pybuild instead.

v11 This mode is discouraged.

The compat 11 is discouraged for new packages as it suffers from feature interaction
between dh_installinit and dh_installsystemd causing services to not run correctly in
some cases. Please consider using compatibility mode 10 or 12 instead. More details
about the issue are available in Debian#887904 and
<https://lists.debian.org/debian-release/2019/04/msg01442.html>.

Changes from v10 are:

- dh_installinit no longer installs service or tmpfile files, nor generates
maintainer scripts for those files. Please use the new dh_installsystemd
helper.

- The dh_systemd_enable and dh_systemd_start helpers have been replaced by the
new dh_installsystemd helper. For the same reason, the systemd sequence for
dh has also been removed. If you need to disable the dh_installsystemd helper
tool, please use an empty override target.

Please note that the dh_installsystemd tool has a slightly different behaviour
in some cases (e.g. when using the --name parameter).

- dh_installdirs no longer creates debian/package directories unless explicitly
requested (or it has to create a subdirectory in it).

The vast majority of all packages will be unaffected by this change.

- The makefile buildsystem now passes INSTALL="install --strip-program=true" to
make(1). Derivative buildsystems (e.g. configure or cmake) are unaffected by
this change.

- The autoconf buildsystem now passes --runstatedir=/run to ./configure.

- The cmake buildsystem now passes -DCMAKE_INSTALL_RUNSTATEDIR=/run to cmake(1).

- dh_installman will now prefer detecting the language from the path name rather
than the extension.

- dh_auto_install will now only create the destination directory it needs.
Previously, it would create the package build directory for all packages.
This will not affect packages that only build with debhelper commands, but it
may expose bugs in commands not included in debhelper.

- The helpers dh_installdocs, dh_installexamples, dh_installinfo, and
dh_installman now error out if their config has a pattern that does not match
anything or reference a path that does not exist.

Known exceptions include building with the nodoc profile, where the above
tools will silently permit failed matches where the patterns are used to
specify documentation.

- The helpers dh_installdocs, dh_installexamples, dh_installinfo, and
dh_installman now accept the parameter --sourcedir with same meaning as
dh_install. Furthermore, they now also fall back to debian/tmp like
dh_install.

Migration note: A bug in debhelper 11 up to 11.1.5 made dh_installinfo
incorrectly ignore --sourcedir.

- The perl-makemaker and perl-build build systems no longer pass -I. to perl.
Packages that relies on this behavior can often use the PERL5LIB environment
variable as a substitute. E.g. by adding export PERL5LIB=. in their
debian/rules file (or similar).

- The PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC environment variable is no longer set by dh or any of
the dh_auto_* tools. It was added as a temporary work around to avoid a lot
of packages failing to build at the same time.

Note this item will eventually become obsolete as upstream intends to drop
support for the PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC environment variable. When perl drops
support for it, then this variable will be removed retroactively from existing
compat levels as well.

- The dh_makeshlibs helper will now exit with an error if objdump returns a non-
zero exit from analysing a given file.

- The dh_installdocs and dh_installexamples tools may now install most of the
documentation in a different path to comply with the recommendation from
Debian policy §12.3 (since version 3.9.7).

Note that if a given source package only contains a single binary package in
debian/control or none of the packages are -doc packages, then this change is
not relevant for that source package and you can skip to the next change.

By default, these tools will now attempt to determine a "main package for the
documentation" (called a doc-main-package from here on) for every -doc
package. If they find such a doc-main-package, they will now install the
documentation into the path /usr/share/doc/doc-main-package in the given doc
package. I.e. the path can change but the documentation is still shipped in
the -doc package.

The --doc-main-package option can be used when the auto-detection is
insufficient or to reset the path to its previous value if there is a reason
to diverge from Debian policy recommendation.

Some documentation will not be affected by this change. These exceptions
include the copyright file, changelog files, README.Debian, etc. These files
will still be installed in the path /usr/share/doc/package.

- The dh_strip and dh_shlibdeps tools no longer uses filename patterns to
determine which files to process. Instead, they open the file and look for an
ELF header to determine if a given file is an shared object or an ELF
executable.

This change may cause the tools to process more files than previously.

v10 Changes from v9 are:

- dh_installinit will no longer installs a file named debian/package as an init
script.

- dh_installdocs will error out if it detects links created with --link-doc
between packages of architecture "all" and non-"all" as it breaks binNMUs.

- dh_installdeb no longer installs a maintainer-provided debian/package.shlibs
file. This is now done by dh_makeshlibs instead.

- dh_installwm refuses to create a broken package if no man page can be found
(required to register for the x-window-manager alternative).

- Debhelper will default to --parallel for all buildsystems that support
parallel building. This can be disabled by using either --no-parallel or
passing --max-parallel with a value of 1.

- The dh command will not accept any of the deprecated "manual sequence control"
parameters (--before, --after, etc.). Please use override targets instead.

Retroactively applied to earlier compat levels: dh no longer accepts any of
these since debhelper/12.4.

- The dh command will no longer use log files to track which commands have been
run. The dh command still keeps track of whether it already ran the "build"
sequence and skip it if it did.

The main effects of this are:

- With this, it is now easier to debug the install or/and binary sequences
because they can now trivially be re-run (without having to do a full
"clean and rebuild" cycle)

- The main caveat is that dh_* now only keeps track of what happened in a
single override target. When all the calls to a given dh_cmd command
happens in the same override target everything will work as before.

Example of where it can go wrong:

override_dh_foo:
dh_foo -pmy-pkg

override_dh_bar:
dh_bar
dh_foo --remaining

In this case, the call to dh_foo --remaining will also include my-pkg,
since dh_foo -pmy-pkg was run in a separate override target. This issue
is not limited to --remaining, but also includes -a, -i, etc.

- The dh_installdeb command now shell-escapes the lines in the maintscript
config file. This was the original intent but it did not work properly and
packages have begun to rely on the incomplete shell escaping (e.g. quoting
file names).

- The dh_installinit command now defaults to --restart-after-upgrade. For
packages needing the previous behaviour, please use
--no-restart-after-upgrade.

- The autoreconf sequence is now enabled by default. Please pass --without
autoreconf to dh if this is not desirable for a given package

- The systemd sequence is now enabled by default. Please pass --without systemd
to dh if this is not desirable for a given package.

- Retroactively removed: dh no longer creates the package build directory when
skipping running debhelper commands. This will not affect packages that only
build with debhelper commands, but it may expose bugs in commands not included
in debhelper.

This compatibility feature had a bug since its inception in
debhelper/9.20130516 that made it fail to apply in compat 9 and earlier. As
there has been no reports of issues caused by this bug in those ~5 years, this
item have been removed rather than fixed.

v9 Changes from v8 are:

- Multiarch support. In particular, dh_auto_configure passes multiarch
directories to autoconf in --libdir and --libexecdir.

- dh is aware of the usual dependencies between targets in debian/rules. So,
"dh binary" will run any build, build-arch, build-indep, install, etc targets
that exist in the rules file. There's no need to define an explicit binary
target with explicit dependencies on the other targets.

- dh_strip compresses debugging symbol files to reduce the installed size of
-dbg packages.

- dh_auto_configure does not include the source package name in --libexecdir
when using autoconf.

- dh does not default to enabling --with=python-support

(Obsolete: As the dh_pysupport tool was removed from Debian stretch. Since
debhelper/10.3, dh no longer enables this sequence add-on regardless of compat
level)

- All of the dh_auto_* debhelper programs and dh set environment variables
listed by dpkg-buildflags, unless they are already set.

- dh_auto_configure passes dpkg-buildflags CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, and LDFLAGS to perl
Makefile.PL and Build.PL

- dh_strip puts separated debug symbols in a location based on their build-id.

- Executable debhelper config files are run and their output used as the
configuration.

This mode is deprecated.

v8 Changes from v7 are:

- Commands will fail rather than warning when they are passed unknown options.

- dh_makeshlibs will run dpkg-gensymbols on all shared libraries that it
generates shlibs files for. So -X can be used to exclude libraries. Also,
libraries in unusual locations that dpkg-gensymbols would not have processed
before will be passed to it, a behavior change that can cause some packages to
fail to build.

- dh requires the sequence to run be specified as the first parameter, and any
switches come after it. Ie, use "dh $@ --foo", not "dh --foo $@".

- dh_auto_* prefer to use Perl's Module::Build in preference to Makefile.PL.

This mode is deprecated.

v7 This mode is deprecated.

This is the lowest supported compatibility level.

If you are upgrading from an earlier compatibility level, please review
debhelper-obsolete-compat(7).

AUTHORS

       Niels Thykier <niels@thykier.net>

       Joey Hess

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