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Ciaran McCreesh <ciaranm@×××××××.org> posted |
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20070405092817.79df34d3@snowflake, excerpted below, on Thu, 05 Apr 2007 |
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09:28:17 +0100: |
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> On Wed, 4 Apr 2007 01:51:56 -0400 |
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> Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> wrote: |
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>> - PMS: |
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>> - status update from spb |
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>> - moving it to Gentoo svn |
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>> - schedule for getting remaining issues settled |
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> Same question as last time this came up: |
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> Can you name any other projects where the Council has become involved in |
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> scheduling issues? |
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If I may... take this as at least certain members of the council agreeing |
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with you that certain package management issues are holding up Gentoo |
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(note, I did NOT say portage, per se, but package management issues in |
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general, I'm deliberately leaving it at that general level). Logically, |
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an agreement on some sort of current base package spec, PMS, is, I |
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believe most will agree, the next big step in resolving that issue. |
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Viewed from that angle, the repeated emphasis on a time-line of sorts |
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(regardless of the word used to communicate the idea), let's say for |
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argument's sake (since I don't know others, but am not at a level to know |
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for sure) uniquely, only underscores the importance the council (or |
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certain members thereof, anyway) is now attaching to the issue. |
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Or are you now arguing that movement on package management is /not/ |
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holding back Gentoo, now? |
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BTW, from my read of the portage-dev list, there are several things there |
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on hold for EAPI-1, as well, and while a full definition of EAPI-0 isn't |
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absolutely necessary before moving on EAPI-1, if it's possible time-wise, |
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it's the most logical and convenient way, so that too is holding on the |
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definition of EAPI-0, meaning all three projects appear to be awaiting it |
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in some form or another, thus making it even /more/ critical timewise, |
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regardless of how things turn out package-manager-wise down the pike. |
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