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On Monday 30 July 2001 20:27, you wrote: |
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> Dan Armak <danarmak@g.o> writes: |
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> > Hi all, |
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> > This is unrelated to my previous post with a similar subject. |
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> > How about letting users register packages for which they want ebuilds |
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> > written in a list on the gentoo site, so that developers and the users |
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> > who write ebuilds themselves can see what's most requested and work on |
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> > it? After all we're not such a very large developer group and it might |
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> > well happen that a package which none of us uses is very important to |
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> > mnay other people. |
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> This sounds like a great idea. The could be a feature in wiki, people |
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> (anyone) can add a request for an ebuild, he can also set which team |
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> it probably should belong to. It will then appear as an todo in that |
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> team. If no team is set or the wrong team is set, any developer can |
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> then sort them into the correct team. |
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> The fealing I'm getting here is that wiki is starting to be more and |
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> more like bugzilla and soon we have reinvented the wheel fully :) |
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Well, as long as we enjoy doing so! You could make user-posted todos a new |
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priority, either the lowest or a "special" proiority, and developers could |
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grab the todo or assign it to a std. priority/team/branch. |
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Thread? |
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Dan Armak |
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Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team |
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Matan, Israel |
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