[Bug 1099027] Re: Please merge gnumeric 1.12.0-1 (universe) from Debian unstable

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Title:
  Please merge gnumeric 1.12.0-1 (universe) from Debian unstable

Status in “gnumeric” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I've attached a debdiff for a traditional merge of gnumeric, since it
  is not up-to-date in the UDD branches due to an import failure. It had
  to be manually merged because of a conflict in the Build-Depends lines
  of debian/control (all trivial, some entries on different lines, and
  some version updates to dependencies for gnumeric 1.12.0).

  This is a desirable version update from Debian, since it moves the
  package from gtk2 to gtk3. However, it is currently blocked by the
  goffice package, which also requires a manual merge from Debian to get
  version 0.10.0-1. (Version 1.12.0 of gnumeric requires
  libgoffice-0.10-dev >= 0.10.0, but the current version in raring is
  libgoffice-0.8-dev at 0.8.17.)

  Also note that gnumeric gnumeric_1.12.0-1 is not built for all
  architectures yet on Debian.

  This merge drops one Ubuntu patch, a manual call to intltool-update,
  as it was causing a build failure, apparently conflicting with the new
  use of dh_autotools-dev_updateconfig in the Debian packages. That
  leaves only one Ubuntu-specific change in the attached debdiff.

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