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Karl Trygve Kalleberg wrote: |
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>>I must admit my hatered on web-interfaces and this kind of |
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>>repeatitive work. |
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> Depending on how important you feel it is that your ebuilds go into CVS |
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> asap, you might want to hold for two more weeks, and help test a new, |
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> prototype ebuild submission system where you can submit from your |
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> commandline, or even text-mode webbrowser :) |
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I want just to avoid duplicate work, in case someone feels |
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the need to use, say wmtop, and than wm*; sure they are |
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nice apps to start understanding portage, because they are small, |
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but if someone already did that three weeks ago without telling .... |
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aargh :-) |
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I would like to help developing a flexible command line submission system. |
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I'm interested in how are you currently organized, how and who read the |
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"bug" submissions ... |
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Alternatively I could write a dummy client which connects to the |
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bugzilla like a webbrowser and automates the submission. |
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(I suppose there is not a secure straight connection to the bugzilla |
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backend) |
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I see all this by a user perspective, not as a maintainer; so I would |
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like to learn more. |
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