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On Fri, 2005-09-16 at 16:59 -0400, Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Friday 16 September 2005 04:44 pm, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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> > On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 16:33:13 -0400 Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> |
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> > wrote: |
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> > | ok, e17 packages dont count here. however, your hardcore view i |
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> > | still dont buy. how about the baselayout-1.9.x -> baselayout-1.11.x |
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> > | stabilization process ? are you telling me that arch teams should |
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> > | have had the power to move those into stable without talking to the |
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> > | maintainer ? baselayout may be a core package, but if you continue |
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> > | with your hard rule here, then it doesnt matter. |
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> > I'm saying that arch teams should be allowed to mark it stable if they |
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> > think it's appropriate. Not that it must be moved to stable after $x |
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> > days, but that it can be at the arch team's discretion. And any arch |
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> > team which is silly enough to mark a broken baselayout stable has far |
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> > bigger problems anyway... |
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> baselayout is an example, any package can be used here (although not many are |
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> as critical) |
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> i'm saying that the maintainer may have a certain idea of when the package is |
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> ready for stable (a target feature set, working out certain quirks, etc...). |
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> your current hard view does not allow for that. for example, i had an arch |
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> maintainer one time mark bash-3 stable before base-system was ready for it |
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> (readline, baselayout, etc... were going to be stabilized together). i |
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> smacked them hard for it, but if we went with this hard view, it would have |
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> been perfectly acceptable behavior. |
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We still have KEYWORDS="-*". Sure, I know many do not like it, and if |
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something was decided in regards to it, I missed it, but it is generally |
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seen as 'less severe' than a package.mask'd mask, and its local to the |
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package, so should not get stale. |
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Martin Schlemmer |