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On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 3:28 PM, hasufell <hasufell@g.o> wrote: |
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> I'm just not sure what any of the randomly filed stablereqs are for. |
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> It doesn't help anyone, unless the guy who filed it actually uses it |
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> or if it is a blocker for another stabilization. |
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> It's annoying me for some time now. I expect maintainers to keep track |
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> of their packages and have a scheme when and what to stabilize. |
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On the packages I maintain, I tend to use the latest unstable version |
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of the software. Stabilizing them rarely crosses my mind. |
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I rather like the semi-automated reminders. They come in handy for my |
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own packages, as well as the large, uncoordinated mess of libraries |
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that the python team is tasked with maintaining. |
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