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Markus Ullmann wrote: |
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> we had that in the past already yet it didn't solve one problem at hand: |
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> users getting distacted and devs getting nervous b/c the process is |
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> a) undocumented and |
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> b) a bit complex as you have to keep $repo and gentoo-x86 in sync |
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> So giving both (devs and users) an automated way of working with that |
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> would help a lot IMHO. |
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> like the user submits using |
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> echangelog "My cool change" |
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> repoman submit |
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> then the dev gets a diff or whatever against current state and then |
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> just does |
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> repoman accept or |
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> repoman reject <yourreasonhere> |
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Markus, |
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you're talking about git. |
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> note: just brainstorm idea but we definitely could use some scripts |
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> for this kind of work. |
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> Greetz |
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> -Jokey |
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Jorge Vicetto (jmbsvicetto) - jmbsvicetto at gentoo dot org |
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Gentoo- forums / Userrel / SPARC / KDE |
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