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On 2/20/06, Michael Cummings <mcummings@g.o> wrote: |
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> 'given' to us) but if you're (NOT ciaranm, general reply) going to add a |
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> package and then proceed to assign it to a herd, it would be really keen |
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> if you told the herd, or at least took care of the bugs you generated as |
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> a result. Maybe there should be a policy or something about not willy |
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> nilly adding packages to a herd without some sort of exchange. And yes, |
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> unfortunately we catch these things months, even a year later, then |
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> scratch our heads on what happened. |
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I agree. Adding a package to a herd is basically the same as adding |
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someone as a package maintainer. If one doesn't belong to the target |
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herd, he/she should drop a line asking first. |
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Cheers |
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Marcelo Góes |
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marcelogoes@×××××.com |
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vanquirius@g.o |
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