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dput-ng requires python2-dput, so this is false positive. However, this seems very dead upstream. Is it still used in Debian? Can we ditch it entirely?
Can we ditch it entirely?
Sorry for the late reply. dput-ng is still used and I have just pushed an update to version 1.21 that gets rid of the Python 2 subpackage.
Python 3 \o/ Thank you.