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Thomas Anderson wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 05 March 2008 14:59:55 Doug Goldstein wrote: |
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>> Thomas Anderson wrote: |
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>>> On Wednesday 05 March 2008 14:41:32 Petteri Räty wrote: |
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>>>> Thomas Anderson kirjoitti: |
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>>>>>> Please elaborate on how a "full.fledged developer" would differ from a |
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>>>>>> "package maintainer" technically. What requirements and/or |
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>>>>>> priviledges do you think could be reduced? |
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>>>>>> Marius |
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>>>>> Perhaps there could be some honor code system at least, where the |
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>>>>> package maintainer would be restricted to their area of maintainership. |
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>>>> This is the current situation. |
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>>>> Regards, |
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>>>> Petteri |
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>>> Exactly, only the "package maintainers" wouldn't have everything that a |
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>>> full dev would have... |
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>> What exactly wouldn't they get? What would differ them from Arch Testers? |
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> Arch Testers don't have tree access. This proposal gives the package |
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> maintainer the ability to commit their changes. |
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So what you're looking for is committer ACLs. Gentoo's CVS currently |
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does not use any form of ACLs to restrict access. This proposal would |
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have to be discussed with the infra team to consider the feasibility to |
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add ACLs to the tree. |
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