Duncan wrote:
> What's up with kde-4.3.2?  I see it's masked, but the mask was pre-4.3.2
> release I believe, presumably until 4.3.2 was released, it has been out
> for several days now, and the masking comment isn't helpful at all as to
> why it might /still/ be masked, even in the kde-testing overlay.
>
> Also, I see revision bumps for 4.3.1 when I'd expect to see 4.3.2 coming
> out, and the lzma USE flag that was on testing kdelibs now seems to be
> disappeared again as it downgrades back to gentoo-tree, etc.
>
> So I'm asking what's up.
Thats quite simple, 4.3.2 stay masked until we stable 4.3.1, stablebugs are 
waiting on archies, we are hoping people will test for us. If we unmask 4.3.2 
everyone will migrate to it so we would be stabling something not approved 
working.
>
> Meanwhile, what about kde-testing changelogs?  When I see a -rX bump, I
> like to see why it's happening.  Similarly with USE flags coming and
> going.  kde-testing doesn't seem to include changelogs.  OK, sort of, but
> is there an easy replacement for it, besides manually browsing viewcvs or
> whatever?  It's git-based, right?  I know and use git what-changed on my
> live kernel git all the time.  I suppose I could do that on the kde-
> testing git repo as well.  Is that the suggested solution or is there
> better?  I've been more or less flying blind and it's beginning to bother
> me, so getting the problem addressed would make me a rather happier
> camper. =:^)
There will be no changelogs. Use git history. 
http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/kde.git;a=summary
or just cd /path/to/the/interesting/dir/ && git log ../dir/
>
> And if I do find a bug, do I check for and post it @ bugs.gentoo, or
> elsewhere?
bugs.gentoo.org is official bugzilla for official projects. So yes you open bug in 
there. Just add prefix [kde-testing] to summary for easier identification in the 
list.
>
> Meanwhile, there's not a mailing list to follow what's going on more
> closely, is there?  I obviously already follow this one.  I suppose it's
> mostly IRC driven... and I'm not an IRC type of guy., 
We are IRC driven guys mostly. :D So this is best tracker for you. If you 
think this is too few informations, well bad luck, because we aint going to 
improve it probably. If you want more infos on MLs then join the irc and do 
the summaries. :P

Cheers
Tomas